Bike Will Not Start ..... only 60 miles on it

I took my bike out this morning just for a ride around the block. It started up fine and ran fine. I pulled it back into the garage and shut if off.

I went to eat breakfast, came home and realized it was nice outside so decided bundle up and take the bike out for another spin...

I tried starting it and it will not start. It is turning over but is not getting any spark! Every once in aswhile u might get a cough out of it, but thats it. I have a full tank of gas. And the bike is brand new, only 60 miles on it....

any help or suggestions?

Well i let my bike sit for about 3 hours. I went back into the garage and tried to start it again. It is turning over and i actually got a few sputters out of it. So i guess my question now is, if it is flooded, how long would it take to start?

Happened to me one time. seemed like it was flooded. i held the throttle open all the way as i cranked it. once it started i brought the throttle back to idle. supposed to clear a flooded engine. good luck

What kind of bike? I tried looking at your profile even and don't see it...

are you giving it gas when you are starting it...cause if so, quit...

please...some info bro

1. make sure ur sidestand isnt down

ya open the throttle to the max and keep cranking for few sec

its a cbr600rr 2005.

i tried cranking the throtle and starting it, no luck. I even tried starting it under compression. I did this for a good hour and no luck.

i went out this morning before work and tried to start it again after letting it sit overnight for about 10 hours. Still no luck!

Seems like i am not getting any spark from the plugs, but i really can't see the plugs goign bad after only 60 miles? Bad gas maybe?

help!

first up maybe you tried already, but your killswitch is set to run isn`t it?

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ORIGINAL: Anubis

first up maybe you tried already, but your killswitch is set to run isn`t it?

+1 on the kill switch.

hey mang...if the kill switch is set to murder...then it won't even turn over.
plugs may be fouled from all the flooding. also, could be that you let it sit so long, then started it, drove the nasty gas and particles into the lines and now you jacked!

I'd say just take it in, its under warrentee. Usually, I'm a do it yourselfer when it comes to bikes, but since its so new...let it be their problem.

My starter will turn all day long with the kill switch on -- just won't crank. Only time the starter won't crank over is if the side stand is down and it's in gear.

they are picking it up today...... let it be their problem!

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ORIGINAL: jeremiahpaich

they are picking it up today...... let it be their problem!

let us know in case happens to someone else...k? good luck bro, hope is back in your garage soon

+1

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ORIGINAL: ampakes

I'd say just take it in, its under warrentee. Usually, I'm a do it yourselfer when it comes to bikes, but since its so new...let it be their problem.

its friday morning and no word yet from the dealership.... i'm gonna call today and see whats up, and to top it off, today is goign to be 72 degrees out. This is the first weekend over 50 degrees and i don't have my bike yet, i'm pissed!

as of friday afternoon, they dealership is stumped on my bike!! They said everything is fine and there is power going to the coils, but i am not getting spark. Honda thinks my ECU under my seat is fried! what would of caused this to go bad after only 60 miles?

bad batch of ecus would do it. sorry your the 1% with a bad part.

after the dealership ripped the entire bike apart.... they found it was bad wiring in my ignition from the factory.....

she runs fine now!