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On the rear of the motorcycle.
The mandatory reflector is at the rear and is red and non-triangular. A reflector returns received light towards its source; it is not a lamp emitting its own light. The side-mounted triangular option does not describe the motorcycle’s mandatory rear device. Triangular reflectors identify the rear of trailers and semitrailers, subject to the applicable regulatory exceptions.
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On the sides of the motorcycle, which in this case may be triangular in shape.
On the front of the motorcycle.
On the rear of the motorcycle.
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