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the main-beam headlight.
The main-beam headlight. Front and rear fog lights are not compulsory for every motorcycle. Having main beam fitted differs from permission to use it: it must not dazzle, and its usage conditions apply. The motorcycle must also have its other compulsory devices, including dipped headlights.
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the front fog light.
the rear fog light.
the main-beam headlight.
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