What are the minimum test vehicle requirements for a motorcycle used to obtain a full category ‘A’ licence?

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What are the minimum test vehicle requirements for a motorcycle used to obtain a full category 'A' licence?

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To obtain the full category ‘A’ on your driving licence, the motorcycle you use for your practical test must be a solo machine with a cylinder capacity of at least 595 cc and a power output of at least 50 kW (67 bhp).

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