Ignition bike wont start

put a new spark plug in it

charge the battery fully it may not have enough charge to start, you could jump start it with a battery or a car but not a running car, they put out 16 volts and will fry the electrics,

You may have a "spark jump" somewhere in your ignition system. Check wire from coil to spark plug and make sure it has a good connection. If the loss of power is still there, put the scooter in a dark place like garage, door shut and lights off. With a friend, you start the scooter and rev the scooter and your friend will look for spark jump from the exposed ignition system. If there is a jump, replace the offending wire.

hi try putting power direct to the coil and turn the engine over and see if theres a spark. you may have a faulty ignition or stop switch and is not sending power to the coil when ignition is on. pete

The ignition timing may have been disturbed,or if it is equipped with a carburettor,the mixture setting may have been disturbed,or the carb.jet may be blocked by dirt in the fuel or the spark plug may be faulty .get all these checked first .

Check the fuses. Is the kill switch on or shorting out? Disconnect it and then check for spark. Sidestand/centerstand should be up, Got a good battery?

I am unfamiliar with your Keeway and just trying to help. Don't give me a bad rating if I miss the mark on this one. Thanks.

try to clean the carburator, and change the filters to.

Ive just bought a 2000 model RS 125 but my knowledge of bikes is pretty limited :/ The bike was running fine for a week with no problems at all but then the electric start doesnt want to work. I went through the manual and tried a couple of things (recharged the battery checked fuses cleaned spark plug etc) After I did this I still didnt have any luck but the electric start sounded abit more promising. I gave it another couple of goes and it started but when I let the throttle off the engine died and Im back to square 1. Anyone have any ideas about what could be the problem? I was talking to a friend and he said that I need to make sure that there is power going to the motor. He mentioned using a voltmeter to see if there was power going into it. He said that if there was no power then it would need a new electric start but if there was then I would need something else but I cant think what? Does this sound right to anyone?ou'll be able to tell if the ignition system is okay if there's a spark at the plug against the head with it removed when you kick it over (is there a kickstart lever on the bike?)/spin it over with the electric start. You could try bump starting it to see whether its just the electric starter motor or the ignition system itself that's the problem. If you do have a good spark then the bike should start with a bump push start/off the kicker (does it have one?)then you'll know whether the starter is the problem. My bike's kick-start only though so I'm no expert on starting Aprilia RS125's...Good luck. Don't waste money on new parts until you're sure of the problem though.,,,