According to the General Vehicle Regulations definitions, which of the following is classified as a cycle?

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The correct answer is the bicycle. According to General Vehicle Regulations, a cycle is defined as a vehicle with at least two wheels propelled by the muscular effort of the persons occupying it, in particular by means of pedals or cranks. It is important to distinguish the other concepts: A moped, although it has two wheels, has an engine (up to 50 cc or electric) and is not propelled by muscular effort, so it is not a cycle. A motorcycle is considered a motor vehicle, a category distinct from a cycle or moped.

According to the General Vehicle Regulations definitions, which of the following is classified as a cycle?

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