I have a 04 gsxr600 and now it won't start. Dumb me I let the bike sit for winter and didn't disconnect the battery. Turn the key nothing lights start nothing so I pull the battery out charge it reads about 13.8 volts put it back in and lights turn on (a little dim), gauges on, fuel pump on (a little slow). Press to start clicking noise. Lights dim even more. Try again and continues clicking noise. Tried jumping full power lights and fuel pump. But still clicking or maybe arcing at or near battery. Checked all fuse they seem to be good. Any suggestions??

There should be a small fuse box near the battery with probably three fuses inside. Have you checked those?

Get a test light probe so you can follow the power lead from the battery to the fuses. It will show you where power is getting to and where it isn't.

did you check battery could be death.Gas pedal is moving,under steering wheel any wires damaged.It is full park position.

Open the door,when alarm goes off insert key into ignition and alarm should go off and it should start,try that.

Replace the battery, it doesn't have enough cold cranking amps to start the bike anymore.

bike will not start or stay running on a full charge battery/bought brand new battery, still same promblem,jump bike off,will crank ,ride bike for 30 min. park bike, leave bike...

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Actually when the key is turned on all the "dash" lights come on neutral, oil, temp and what ever else as soon as the bike starts the lights will go out. If the lights come on while the engine is running then you have a problem or it's in neutral "green".

For the bike not starting a few things, first off the battery even though you say it's new may have been sitting on the shelf for a while and they do loose power so it may need charging. The newer bikes the headlight light comes on when the key is turned on which robs the starting system of power to turn the starter, the batteries need to be good on these bikes or it's just not going to work. If the headlight comes on and looks yellow or amber then there isn't enough power in the battery. If it's a nice bright white light then there is power and the starter may need to be serviced.

If the bike has been sitting over the winter I'd guess the battery has just lost power and requires charging.

Cheers be safe and have fun with your motorcycle

Sounds like a dead battery or a dead starter. Try using a jump box or jump start first.