It can be frustrating when your motorcycle won't start but the battery is good. You turn the key, expecting the familiar roar of the engine, but instead, you're met with silence or a futile clicking. Before you call for help, there are several troubleshooting steps you can take to possibly identify and resolve the issue on your own.Check The Kill Switch and Gear PositionFirst, make sure the kill switch is not engaged. This switch can sometimes be accidentally flipped to the 'off' position, preventing the engine from starting. Also, ensure that your motorcycle is in neutral. Many motorcycles have a safety feature that prevents starting if the bike is in gear.Inspect The Fuel SystemNext, check your fuel system. Is there enough gas in the tank? It might sound simple, but it’s common to overlook. If fuel is not the issue, the next step is to check the fuel lines and filters. Blocked or kinked fuel lines or clogged filters can restrict fuel flow to the engine, stopping it from starting.Exam...
