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The left mirror; the right mirror is listed as optional.
The left mirror is mandatory and the right mirror is listed as optional in that table. If maximum speed exceeds 100 km/h, the table requires both. The criterion is the vehicle’s maximum speed, rather than its speed at a particular moment. Also comply with the vehicle’s type approval and technical conditions; a minimum stated in the table does not authorise removing equipment required by those conditions.
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Only the right mirror; the left is optional.
Both are mandatory in that table for every motorcycle, even if it cannot exceed 100 km/h.
The left mirror; the right mirror is listed as optional.
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