Motorcycle will not start, even with a "good" battery. No lights, nothing.

Try jumping your cylonoid post with a screw driver if it starts you got a bad cylonoid more than likely,if not it could be the clutch safety switch.

I would get new battery ,and check ground wires.

Charge the battery again, Let it set for a little while and then use a voltage tester or multimeter to check the voltage on the battery believe it or not a good 12 volt battery should put out about 13 Volts less than12 Volts is a bad battery

-The battery might not take and hold any charge at all. Take to auto zone to test for you.

Remember. Every car battery 's life is last only 5 years.


Good luck

mai

Check to be certain the new battery is good. They can be bad from the factory with an internal short. Next check the fuses. Chances are there is a blown fuse.

Sorry to say, your battery is dead. The reading you got was under no load conditions. Put a load of about 50 amps across it and the voltage will probably fall to just about nothing if even your lights are pulling it down to probably about 8 volts. Only one solution here - you have to replace the battery.

make sure you check the main fuse -- it sounds like the fuse is blown and needs to be changed.

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Check the battery contact. Or check if the battery is good.

if your battery is good and you have check the maxi-fuse and its good then you have a bad ground so check that, harley's complete circuits using ground