Can I leave speaker jumpers in?

No, sorry. I will only be using one amp at a time. Each will have their own set of cables so I don’t have to pull out the amps and change cables each time, only change cables at the speaker.
sorry I was unclear.

I guess I confused with the details.
is it ok to leave jumpers in when using bi wired cables on bi wired speakers?

No it’s confusing, try that one again.

The speakers have jumpers?

They need to be bi amped or bi wired? for single wire leave the straps, for single amp leave the jumpers, straps.

If the amps are mono block BUT bi wireable (two sets of post) you can bi wire if the impedance of the speaker XO is not to low.

I have a pair of speakers that CANNOT be bi wired, they come in at under 2 ohms paralleled and NOT made to be put in series. Rare but it is stock (No Straps or jumpers). They require TWO amp rails to run a single speaker or one stereo amp per side. Two sets of wires required.

Speakers with straps, if  you remove the straps it requires TWO sets of speaker cables or a bi wire set of cables. If you want to split the load, bass from mids/highs. Two sets of cables and two separate amp rails (channels) are required.. AGAIN the straps CANNOT be in place and use a second amp, is a total NO NO..
Remove the straps if your gonna use TWO amps channels (rails) on the same speaker with the straps. THEY MUST BE removed..

Clear as mud right...:-)

Regards

I am not bi amping. They are not mono blocks.
I over complicated it.
I have two amplifiers. For fun I want to listen to one for a while then the other. Not at the same time.
My speakers have a + and - for low and high frequency so they need bi wired cables.
I have two pairs of cables. One pair is bi wired and one is not so it requires jumpers. Can I leave the jumpers in while using the bi wired pair of cables?

Yes.