How many rearview mirrors is a motorcycle equipped with a self-protective structure and seat belts required to have if its maximum speed is 100 km/h?

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Regulations state that the mandatory rearview mirrors on motorcycles (with or without a sidecar and with or without a self-protective structure) depend on their maximum design speed: If the maximum speed does not exceed 100 km/h: Only the left mirror is mandatory. The right one is optional. If the maximum speed exceeds 100 km/h: Both (left and right) are mandatory. Therefore, since it is limited to 100 km/h, only the left one is required. The presence of a protective structure exempts the rider from wearing a helmet (if a seat belt is used), but it does not change the mirror regulation.

How many rearview mirrors is a motorcycle equipped with a self-protective structure and seat belts required to have if its maximum speed is 100 km/h?

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