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Suzuki 2000 125 vl bike intermit. starting

Hi ,bike usually starts first time ,after it,s been running ,sometimes won,t restart,sometime starts first time ,stopped using cut out ,no different .sometimes no spark at plugs ,then there is,checked sidestand switch-ok ? help

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