You can be arrested for DWI on a bicycle.

The statement that you can be arrested for DWI on a bicycle is true. In Minnesota, the law stipulates that a person can be charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI) while operating any motor vehicle, which is defined broadly. While a bicycle is not traditionally considered a motor vehicle, the law does apply to non-motorized vehicles in certain circumstances.

Individuals can be arrested for DWI on a bicycle if they are found to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs to the extent that they are incapable of safely driving the bicycle. This means that riding a bicycle while impaired can lead to legal consequences similar to those for operating a motor vehicle.

Thus, the correct understanding of the law is that if a cyclist is operating their bike while intoxicated, they can indeed be arrested, reinforcing the importance of staying sober when engaging in any kind of vehicle operation.