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No. The article requires two motorcycle braking devices: one must act at least on the rear wheel and the other on the front wheel; it does not require braking the sidecar wheel. Maintain and use the vehicle’s approved system: this does not permit removing a brake installed or required by its configuration and approval.
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Yes, it is compulsory
Yes, but only on motorways
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