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At most 0.50 m on each side of the longitudinal centreline.
No more than 0.50 m on each side of the longitudinal centreline, under article 15.4. Measure from the centreline, not an additional 50 cm beyond each side of the motorcycle. The same provision prohibits front overhang and limits rear overhang to 0.25 m. Secure the load, respect technical limits and prevent danger or damage: meeting a dimension alone does not guarantee a safe load.
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Always an additional 0.50 m beyond each side, regardless of total width.
There is no lateral limit if the load is secured.
At most 0.50 m on each side of the longitudinal centreline.
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