How is a two-wheeled motorcycle defined according to the General Vehicle Regulations?

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For a vehicle to be considered a two-wheeled motorcycle, it must meet at least one of the following characteristics that distinguish it from a moped: Have an engine capacity greater than 50 cc (if it is an internal combustion engine). And/or have a maximum design speed greater than 45 km/h. It is important not to confuse it with a moped (ciclomotor), which has an engine capacity equal to or less than 50 cc and a maximum speed not exceeding 45 km/h. The option 'greater than 125 cc' is incorrect because there are motorcycles with smaller engine capacities (e.g., 80 cc or 100 cc) that are legally defined as motorcycles.

How is a two-wheeled motorcycle defined according to the General Vehicle Regulations?

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