No, it is not recommended to ride a motorcycle in neutral gear with the intention of relying on the previous momentum to come to a stop. Motorcycles are designed to be operated in the appropriate gear for the current speed and conditions.
When you downshift directly to neutral, you disengage the engine from the drivetrain, which means you lose the ability to use engine braking to help slow down the motorcycle. This can result in reduced control and longer stopping distances, especially in emergency situations.
To ensure your safety and maintain control over your motorcycle, it's advisable to downshift through the gears as you decelerate and come to a stop. This allows you to use engine braking effectively and ensures that you are in the appropriate gear if you need to accelerate or maneuver suddenly.