Bus stops create a special traffic rhythm: one vehicle stops, another tries to pass, and passengers may move near the curb or road. A motorcycle can be harder to notice in that movement than a car.
Before entering the stop area, it helps to choose a position where the bike is visible to traffic ahead and to drivers preparing to leave a side street or parking place.
A headlight on, a clean visor and a calm speed all add reaction time. If the bus blocks the view, increasing distance is safer than rushing past through a narrow gap.
The practical approach is simple: hold a visible part of the lane, do not assume everyone has seen the motorcycle, and stay ready to brake if a pedestrian or car appears in front of the bus.