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with at least two wheels, propelled by occupants’ muscular effort through pedals or cranks.
With at least two wheels, propelled by the muscular effort of its occupants, particularly through pedals or cranks, under annex II of the General Vehicle Regulations. A bicycle is a two-wheeled cycle, while cycles with more wheels also exist. The regulations also cover pedal cycles assisted by an auxiliary electric motor within their specific conditions, so all motor assistance should not be categorically excluded.
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with at least two wheels, propelled by occupants’ muscular effort through pedals or cranks.
that necessarily has one wheel and is propelled solely by a motor.
that must always have four wheels and no pedals.
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