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Their own rules.
Cyclists taking part in a competition, or during their training, are governed by their own rules. The maximum speed is 45 km/h and this may be exceeded, and the necessary part of the right-hand side of the carriageway may be occupied, when road conditions advise it, for example on long downhill gradients and bends.
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The rules published in the Constitution.
The same rules as occasional bicycle riders.
Their own rules.
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