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35 kW and 0.2 kW/kg
Maximum power of 35 kW and maximum power-to-weight ratio of 0.2 kW/kg. The motorcycle must also not derive from one with more than twice its power, under Article 4 of the General Driver Regulations. Meeting only one limit is insufficient. For example, a motorcycle restricted to 30 kW must not originate from one over 60 kW; a universal 70 kW original-power limit must not be applied to every restricted power.
Legal basis: art. 4 RGCond
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El permiso A2 autoriza motocicletas con una potencia máxima y relación potencia/peso de:
- 11 kW y 0,1 kW/kg
- 47 kW y 0,4 kW/kg
- 35 kW y 0,2 kW/kg(Correct answer)
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