My first bike< was given a tw200 electric start for free. The electrical systems on the bike are completely non responsive and the battery is good. Cant even get a response out of the bike. I dont know very much so any suggestions help. Thanks
First thing I would suggest checking is your fuse
Take it back, most likely he doesn't have the carb adjusted right, you paid good money to get it running right and it should be.i just bought a 1993 tw200 with 1200 miles on it. I took it to a yamaha dealer in chiliwack and paid him $400 to rebuild the carb and give it a top tune up and fresh oil and a general inspection to make sure all systems are safe and good. Problem is the bike does not start for me. It has the electric start. Then when the battery is almost dead I'll try the kick start. Then when I'm totally pissed off I'll try to jum start it down my driveway. Eventually it will fire over. Last night same thing happened then I took it for a 5 mile run down the freeway to fresh 91 octane fuel in. It would not start again at the station. Then I got it going and went back another 45 miles and it would not start up again. I loaded it up and took it back to the mecahnic and told him the problem. He fires it up with the electric starter right up! So I took it back home but same problem again! No start.
I'm doing everything right in the starting procedure that I know of. Does anyone have any ideas as to why this bike ain't firing up?
The question is, Why will it run with the kick stand down but not start? It is not a problem, I just raise the stand to start it. The switch is disabled on my 91.theres a kill switch on the kickstand. you can search this forum for how to disable it.
Have you checked your battery connections? Take them off, clean them of any corrosion, hook them back up and make sure they are tight. Sometimes a loose connection will give you that problem.My first bike< was given a tw200 electric start for free. The electrical systems on the bike are completely non responsive and the battery is good. Cant even get a response out of the bike. I dont know very much so any suggestions help. Thanks
You really should fix the kickstand kill switch and not disable it. It's there for a reason - if you forget to pick up the kickstand and ride away and make a left hand turn, you will go down when the kickstand hits the ground and the rear wheel gets picked up off the road.theres a kill switch on the kickstand. you can search this forum for how to disable it.