How is a two-wheeled vehicle legally classified if it is capable of exceeding 45 km/h by design?

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The correct answer is a motorcycle. According to General Vehicle Regulations, distinguishing between a moped and a motorcycle depends on two key factors: speed and engine capacity. A two-wheeled moped cannot exceed 45 km/h nor 50 cc. If the vehicle exceeds 45 km/h by design or has an engine capacity greater than 50 cc, it is automatically classified as a motorcycle. A bicycle generally does not have a mechanical propulsion engine.

How is a two-wheeled vehicle legally classified if it is capable of exceeding 45 km/h by design?

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