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Yes – as long as you’re on a model that you feel safe on. For on-road city riding, you’ll need to at least be at eye level with motorists. Practice riding on quiet streets or a closed parking lot until you’re familiar with your bike. Be sure to ride with safety gear, cycling shoes, reflective gear, helmet, rearview mirror(s) and perhaps a safety flag.
