Are you allowed to ride a motorcycle that only has a rearview mirror on the left side and that by construction cannot exceed a speed of 100 km/h?

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Motorcycles that by construction do not exceed 100 km/h are required to have only the left rearview mirror. The right mirror on these vehicles is optional, although always recommended. If the motorcycle can exceed 100 km/h, then both mirrors are mandatory. Therefore, it is legal to ride with only the left one in this specific case.

Are you allowed to ride a motorcycle that only has a rearview mirror on the left side and that by construction cannot exceed a speed of 100 km/h?

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