Yes, it is possible to put a motorcycle in gear without starting it. Motorcycles typically have a gearbox with multiple gears, and you can engage those gears without the engine running. However, keep in mind that attempting to engage gears without the engine running might be difficult and may require some force, especially if the motorcycle is not equipped with a manual clutch.
If the motorcycle has a manual clutch, you can typically put it in gear by pulling in the clutch lever (usually located on the left handlebar) and using the gear shift lever (usually located on the left side of the motorcycle) to select the desired gear. Once the gear is engaged, you can release the clutch lever slowly to disengage the clutch.
On the other hand, if the motorcycle has an automatic transmission, you may need to refer to the owner's manual or consult with the manufacturer to understand how to engage the gears without starting the engine, as the process may vary depending on the specific make and model.
Keep in mind that when the engine is not running, the motorcycle will not move even if you engage a gear. The engine needs to be running and the clutch needs to be engaged (or automatic transmission engaged) for the motorcycle to move when the throttle is applied.