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50 cubic centimetres.
50 cm³ and a maximum design speed not exceeding 45 km/h in that definition. Restricting the speed of a larger-capacity motorcycle does not automatically make it a moped. This question concerns a two-wheeled moped; do not generalise without distinguishing other vehicles and their classification or approval requirements.
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75 cubic centimetres.
50 cubic centimetres.
125 cubic centimetres.
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