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One on each side, left and right.
One on the left and one on the right. This is an equipment requirement linked to vehicle maximum speed, not permission to exceed road limits. Having two mirrors does not itself prove every motorcycle can exceed 100 km/h: a right mirror may be optional on slower motorcycles. Always observe limits and adapt riding to conditions.
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One on each side, left and right.
Only the left; the right is optional in this scenario.
Only the right; the left is optional.
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