New fuel, brand spanking new battery, spark plugs have spark. Still won't start, what do I try next? ��

 

Does it even click when you press the start button? If yes then it might be stator. Also a good idea to check fuses just in case. Hopefully it's something small and not too expensive. Good luck?

 

I see it is a 2001,if it rolls over put it on reserve ,kill switch on,take a plug out and dump a tablespoon or so of gas in the cylinder put plug back in and see if it starts.

 

If it's cranking over and you got spark, it must be the carb, or the choke.

 

Is it getting fuel?

 

If that gobble-de-gook in [square brackets] is intended to help us, sort it out so we can see it, there's a good chap!

 

I'm trying to figure out if there is a way to embed a video but I'm having no luck. My sporty turns over it just won't fire, I would have said its a battery issue but I literally just replaced it yesterday. If it is the carb/choke whats the best way to identify the problem?

 

Can I suggest that to give your new battery the best start in life, as your bike isn't starting yet, that you charge it fully off the bike first, using a proper battery charger. That way it will give you the best performance from day 1. I know batteries are described as 'fully charged' when new, but that isn't actually true. They are fine if you can start your bike and then take it on a decent ride, which will then fully charge it.

old schooler had a good suggestion, which is worth trying.

 

Already charged the battery 100%

**UPDATED with a video**

 

Set on the bike twist throttle 4 or 5 times,and hold the choke on with your right hand as far out as it will go and push the start button at the same time.