My intruder 1500 is dead, I checked e fuses and it has a new starter relay but I'm not getting any juice to the ignition switch. I already checked the fuse box and everything seems to be fine, even th

Question edited for clarity, full year make model.
Question moved from Suzuki Cars.

Does it has an anti-theft system? All the hallmarks of what happens when you disconnect the battery. It may be a faulty switch, as they do wear out.

https://www.google.com/search?q=1999+Suzuki+intruder+VL-1500+reset+imobillizer

..

https://www.motorcycleforums.net/threads/1400-intruder-no-electrical-power.3764/

Read this forum about loosing the electrical problem with your vs1400. With a voltage tester , trace the power from the battery following the main power cable to find the problem.

You may have a separate headlight fuse that is blown. You could have a dirty or broken contact base on your ignition switch that is not supplying power to that part of the bike. Or you could have a dirty or broken starter button . The starter button when pushed in half way, turns off the headlight. when it is pushed in all the way it engages the solenoid. If it the button try cleaning it. If that does not work you will have to replace the switch assembly.

could be a bad connection to the battery or the starter solinoid cant think how to spell it but its where the positive battery wire hooks up

Did you check the fuse at the starter relay?
This is main system fuse and not in the fuse panel with the other sub-system fuses.

Coils could be bad. Usually located under the tank. 2 of them.