Must motorcycles with an engine capacity under 125cc be equipped with high beam lights?

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Yes, it is mandatory. According to General Vehicle Regulations, all motorcycles (two-wheeled vehicles with an engine over 50cc and/or a speed exceeding 45 km/h), regardless of their exact engine displacement, must be equipped with one or two high beam (main beam) lights. Detailed explanation: General Obligation: Every motorcycle (with or without a sidecar) must have dipped beam (low beam) and main beam (high beam) headlamps. Common Confusion: Small motorcycles (<125cc) are often confused with mopeds. Mopeds have different rules, but a 125cc 'motorcycle' is a full motor vehicle and requires a complete lighting system to drive safely on interurban roads. Quantity: The regulation specifies that they may carry one or two such lights on the front.

Must motorcycles with an engine capacity under 125cc be equipped with high beam lights?

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