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Yes, many bus systems let you bring a bike, but rules, rack limits, and bike types vary by agency.

Yes, you can cancel a bike insurance policy; refunds depend on timing, fees, and what proof you provide.

Yes, you can bring your own bike to some MSF courses if it passes inspection and local rules; the Basic RiderCourse usually supplies motorcycles.

No—most grocery stores don’t allow bikes inside; policies vary, and mobility devices are allowed while bicycles should be locked outside.

No, an electric bike can’t fly as a whole; airlines only accept the bike minus its lithium battery, which isn’t allowed in passenger baggage.

Yes, you can book two Lime bikes at once by using Group Ride, which lets one account unlock up to five vehicles where the feature is available.

Yes, you can bike with sciatica if symptoms stay mild, your setup fits, and you stop when pain, numbness, or weakness ramps up.

Yes, you can bike with runner’s knee if pain stays mild and you use a higher saddle, low resistance, and short, flat rides.

Yes, you can bike with plantar fasciitis when rides stay pain-free and you dial in fit, cadence, and shoes.

Yes, you can bike with knee pain in select cases, but adjust fit, pacing, and strength work to keep loads in a safe range.