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0.50 metres on each side of the axis
Up to 0.50 m from the longitudinal centreline on each side under Article 15.4. Measure from the centreline, not the motorcycle’s side edge. The load must not project in front or more than 0.25 m behind and must be secured without compromising safety.
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0.50 metres on each side of the axis
1.5 metres on each side of the axis
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