Yes, it is possible to ride a motorcycle without both feet on the ground. In fact, many experienced motorcyclists are able to maintain balance and control the bike while keeping one or both feet off the ground for short periods of time. This technique is commonly known as "foot dragging" or "foot pegging."
There are a few scenarios where a rider may need to lift their feet off the ground while riding a motorcycle:
Cornering: When leaning into a turn, the rider's inside foot may come off the ground naturally due to the bike's lean angle. This is a common technique used in sport riding or racing.
Stoppies/Wheelies: During a wheelie (when the front wheel is lifted off the ground) or a stoppie (when the rear wheel is lifted off the ground), the rider's feet are no longer in contact with the ground.
Slow-speed maneuvers: When performing slow-speed maneuvers, such as tight turns or figure eights, riders often drag their feet on the ground or use their legs for balance while keeping the bike upright.
Maintaining contact with the foot pegs and having your feet ready to stabilize the bike is crucial for balance and control. Proper riding technique, skill, and experience are necessary to safely handle a motorcycle in various riding conditions.