Gross vehicle weight of a trailer pulled by a motorcycle must not exceed:

Explanation

Correct answer: the kerb weight of the motorcycle; however, it must not be larger than 100 kg.

In accordance with the provisions of the Road Traffic Act (art. 62 ust. 1 pkt 4), two conditions apply simultaneously for a trailer towed by a motorcycle. The actual total mass of the trailer must not exceed the kerb weight of the motorcycle, and furthermore must not be greater than 100 kg. This means that the lower of these two values is always the binding one, which is intended to ensure the stability and safety of such a combination of vehicles.

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