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does not compromise the stability of the vehicle.
Position and secure it without compromising stability, shifting dangerously or obscuring lights, the number plate or signals. Distribute weight according to the motorcycle manual and respect its load limits and those of the carrier. Adding luggage may change the centre of gravity; that change must not compromise stability. Keeping it within the vehicle outline does not replace proper securing; dimensional limits are a separate requirement.
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does not protrude from the sides of the vehicle.
does not protrude from the rear.
does not compromise the stability of the vehicle.
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