What requirement must a two-wheeled vehicle with an internal combustion engine meet to be considered a motorcycle?

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According to the General Regulation of Vehicles, a two-wheeled motorcycle is defined as a vehicle that meets either of the following characteristics:  Has an internal combustion engine with a cylinder capacity exceeding 50 cubic centimeters (50 cc).  Has a maximum design speed exceeding 45 km/h. If the vehicle does not exceed 50 cc and its maximum speed does not exceed 45 km/h, it would be considered a moped (ciclomotor). Therefore, the option mentioning 'more than 40 km/h' is incorrect (the threshold is 45), and the number of seats does not define the vehicle category.

What requirement must a two-wheeled vehicle with an internal combustion engine meet to be considered a motorcycle?

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