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Mirrors, screen or visor, and lighting and signalling devices.
Mirrors, the screen or visor you use, and lighting and signalling devices. Dirt can impair vision or prevent other road users from seeing the motorcycle and its signals clearly. Cleaning the bodywork does not replace cleaning those items, and a conventional motorcycle has no car-like cabin floor. Also check their condition and operation.
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Mirrors, screen or visor, and lighting and signalling devices.
Only the side bodywork.
Only the supposed cabin floor.
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