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Two wheels without a sidecar and engine capacity over 50 cm³ if internal-combustion and/or design speed over 45 km/h.
A two-wheel motor vehicle without a sidecar, with cylinder capacity over 50 cm³ if its engine is internal-combustion and/or a maximum design speed over 45 km/h. Cylinder capacity does not apply to an electric motor. A motorcycle with a sidecar has three asymmetrical wheels; not every three-wheel vehicle is a motorcycle with a sidecar.
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Two wheels without a sidecar and engine capacity over 50 cm³ if internal-combustion and/or design speed over 45 km/h.
Any three-wheel vehicle, even if symmetrical and meeting the moped definition.
Necessarily an engine capacity above 125 cm³, even if electric.
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