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not exceeding 50 cubic centimetres.
Not exceeding 50 cm³, including exactly 50 cm³. This question concerns a two-wheeled moped. That figure must not be extended to every four-wheeled vehicle: light quadricycles have their own definitions by engine and category, and certain internal-combustion engines may reach 500 cm³.
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exceeding 50 cubic centimetres.
exceeding 50 and less than 125 cubic centimetres.
not exceeding 50 cubic centimetres.
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