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Yes and no—trunk-mount racks say no, while tilt or swing-away hitch racks let you open the trunk safely.

Yes, you can make a bike route in Google Maps by choosing cycling directions or drawing a custom path in My Maps.

Yes, mountain biking can drive weight loss by burning high calories and building riding habits that you can keep.

Yes, you can lose weight on a bike machine by pairing steady rides and intervals with a calorie deficit and simple strength work.

Yes, you can leave a bike in the sun, but UV and heat age tires, finishes, and plastics—use shade, a cover, and routine care.

Yes, you can hang a bike by one wheel; use a coated hook, check weight rating, and mind hydraulic brakes before riding.

Yes, in many states you can face a DUI on a bicycle, while others use different charges for impaired cycling.

No, you can’t ride a new bike without a number plate; only temporary permits or dealer trade plates make it lawful.

Yes, you can learn to ride a bike at 40; start with balance drills, short sessions, and safe practice space for steady progress.

Yes, you can learn to ride a bike on your own with a safe practice area, balance-first drills, and short daily sessions.