Yes, it is possible to move a motorcycle without turning it on. Here are a few methods:
Pushing: You can push the motorcycle by gripping the handlebars and applying force to move it forward or backward. This method is useful for short distances or when you need to reposition the motorcycle.
Rolling: If the ground is sloped or you have some downward momentum, you can let the motorcycle roll by releasing the brakes and gently guiding it.
Towing: If you have another vehicle or a willing helper, you can attach a tow rope or strap to the motorcycle and pull it to the desired location. Ensure that the towing vehicle or person has sufficient strength to handle the weight of the motorcycle.
Using a motorcycle dolly or stand: A motorcycle dolly or stand with wheels can be used to move the motorcycle. You can place the motorcycle on the dolly or stand and push or pull it to the desired location.
When moving a motorcycle without turning it on, keep in mind that it requires physical effort, and you should be cautious of the motorcycle's weight and balance to prevent accidents or damage.