This very same issue happened after a 300+ mile trip. Ran fine then would only turn over the next morning. Later that day cranked fine and made the 300+ mile trip back home no issues until last night.
Sounds like a CDI issue!
could also be an ignition switch or run/stop switch issue.
is the bike lacking any power when running?
Maybe stator pick-up coil as well.
Have electrical components checked at the dealer.
SOURCE: 600 honda hurricane will not start
Be sure the kill switch is off. Check the side stand kill switch. Sometimes they go bad and kill when up AND when down. Hopefully the problem is constant instead of intermittent. Intermittent problems are the worst to find. Both coils are not likely to go bad at once. CDI yes, coils no. How good is your battery?
SOURCE: 2002 honda shadow 750 - won't start
sounds like you killed the starter relay. If it takes a lot to start a bike eventually the contacts can weld themselves "open" causing the starter to continue cranking which would explain the sound you heard at the red light.
SOURCE: 2004 Honda Shadow Aero stalls
There seems to be low gas level in the float chamber of the carburator.
Clean the carburator and check the float level and reset.
With the choke 'on' and if you hit the throttle it will die because there is a restriction of the air flow to the carburator.
SOURCE: 2006 Honda Shadow Aero starts but won't idle.
check fuel level, u may need to check the flow of petrol to it,,Also if that does not solve you may need to service the carb and check fuel filter,air filter etc...
SOURCE: 1998 honda shadow aero 1100 has drained battery
iunder a side cover. More than likely on left side.
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