after riding all day Sunday I get home and realized I have to go to the grocery store so I jump back on the bike head to the grocery store. I get my stuff go to leave hit the start button and all power is lost.... No lights no nothing... I get home can't find any blown fuses so I hook the battery charger up and its O%...??? How could that Kill my battery just by hitting the start button??

Just when you think you have all the bugs worked out...

 

Is your stator charging your battery?

 

Pull your battery and give it a full charge.

After that do the Dr Hess checking your charging system sticky located above.

 

Electrical problems are always a mystery until the mystery is solved. I'd go grab a car battery, hook it up and follow the procedure here:

https://www.hdforums.com/forum/evo-c...ng-system.html

 

I wouldn't use a car battery.
You know you need to put a full charge on the battery that fits in the bike so why would you hook up a car batter.
Besides the fact that car batteries have too many amps that is.

 

It didn't! You have an electrical problem and need to do some testing, as per Dr Hess's sticky "How To Diagnose Your Charging System" above. You will need a multimeter. Let us know how you get on so we can help solve things.

 

How did you get it home
Sounds like bad battery connection.

 

The circuits in a motorcycle (and most circuits) are current limiting - you do not need to worry about too many amps. It`ll take only what it needs.

 

Harleycruiser- i had to call a buddy and trailer it.

ive charged my batt all night still reading 100% and still wouldnt start. lights are very dim acts like the battery is very low... im going to start the testing tonight after work

 

Check the main power cables at both ends, to ensure they are clean and tight, also the ground cable between trans and frame. If everything is low on power, but your battery is strong, the problem is likely to be simple to track down, as it is in the main power side of the system, probably not a charging system, as I guessed earlier.