Help on a motorcycle Question

It could be a defect in your starter motor causing it to draw too much amperage

Check and test k i LL switch first then need test and check battery fuse wiring connection's

Check the main fuse if thats good. Look for loose connections at the battery and ground

Get a test light probe so you can follow the power lead from the battery to the fuses. It will show you where power is getting to and where it isn't.

Hi, Sounds like you have a bad ignition switch. Also check alternator, so that battery is charging.
Do a test for me, start engine disconnect battery. If alternator is working you should have light and horn. Stop, engine reconnect battery. This will give you a better idea where the problem lies.
Good luck.

Hello,

It sounds, in my opinion, that you have a break in your wiring or a loose connection (could be a missed blown fuse) - you could also have overloaded the fuse panel (look for burned areas on the front and back of the fuse panel). I use a live circuit tester, turn the ignition switch on, and run the tester over the wires - of course this would mean that there would be power to the ignition switch.

Did you upgrade to a higher wattage, or halogen, headlight? Did you go to a Three Light System? If so, you may need to use a load stabilizer or equalizer to maintain the correct current throughout your electric wiring system.

Another thing to look for is a secondary fuse, could be in-line, to your ignition.

All of the above is just to help you with a starting position. Electrical problems are very difficult to diagnose and time consuming.

Take your time and if you find yourself getting frustrated, take a break for a bit. Remember to jot down the fuses and wires you have checked - this will save confusion later.

Hope this helps you out.

Regards,

Oz

Yeah, you have a short somewhere in the electrical system, or your alternator is overcharging.

check main fuse again by the starter solenoid

From your explanation it sure sounds electricals, but surprising to hve a total failure to the electricals and thn it reappears after 30seconds!
Best would be to go through the wiring especially frm the battery onwards, the fuse box .
Since it is totally disappearing it should be a fault to those main wires could be lose connections somewhere!.
Hope this helps.