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- What should I do if my motorcycle won’t start

Sure! Here are nine different responses you can use if your motorcycle won’t start:

**Check the Battery**: First thing’s first, check if your battery is dead. Try jump-starting it or see if the lights come on.

**Fuel Level**: Make sure you’ve got enough gas in the tank. It sounds silly, but it happens to the best of us!

**Kill Switch**: Double-check the kill switch. Sometimes it’s just a matter of flipping that little switch back on.

**Clutch In**: Make sure you’re pulling in the clutch when you try to start it. Some bikes won’t start unless you do!

**Fuses**: Take a look at the fuses. A blown fuse could be the culprit for your starting issues.

**Kickstand Up**: Ensure the kickstand is up. Most bikes won’t start if the kickstand is down for safety reasons.

**Starter Relay**: If you hear a clicking sound but it won’t turn over, the starter relay might be the issue. You might need to replace it.

**Neutral Gear**: Check if you’re in neutral. If it’s in gear, it won’t start unless you’re pulling the clutch.