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No. Conventional bicycles without motors are not among the categories subject to periodic ITV under Royal Decree 920/2017. Do not infer that every vehicle outside the legal definition of a motor vehicle is exempt: mopeds, for example, have their own ITV regime. Having no ITV requirement does not remove the need to maintain a bicycle safely.
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