Key won’t go to ignition

[Cormanus]

Welcome to the human race Presasx2

[Presasx2_imp]

Good end story Presasx2.

Glad it all worked out.

Welcome to the human race Presasx2

[Lord Popgun]

I'm glad I've never done anything stupid like accidentally hitting the kill switch doing 70mph on the interstate in HEAVY traffic. And not know what happened while I sat on the side of the road while cars and trucks zoomed by. Yeah, that was fun.

[GoldOxide_imp]

I'm glad I've never done anything stupid like accidentally hitting the kill switch doing 70mph on the interstate in HEAVY traffic. And not know what happened while I sat on the side of the road while cars and trucks zoomed by. Yeah, that was fun.

Fortunately, if the kill switch is activated at speed, the rider can deactivate it and the engine will re-ignite. Depending on your new decelerated speed and gear position, experienced perhaps, a little jerk moment as the mechanics resynchronize.

[Nachodaddy]

I'm glad I've never done anything stupid like accidentally hitting the kill switch doing 70mph on the interstate in HEAVY traffic. And not know what happened while I sat on the side of the road while cars and trucks zoomed by. Yeah, that was fun.

That accidental kill switch hit has left many a rider sitting beside the road scratching his head.

[GoldOxide_imp]

I'm glad I've never done anything stupid like accidentally hitting the kill switch doing 70mph on the interstate in HEAVY traffic. And not know what happened while I sat on the side of the road while cars and trucks zoomed by. Yeah, that was fun.

That accidental kill switch hit has left many a rider sitting beside the road scratching his head.

I once had an electrical failure in the Engine Kill circuit that was intermittent on sharp turns and freeway motion.

In the latter situation, the engine would shutdown and restart in an [expected] erratic fashion, but a symptom was a noticeable engine backfire.

[Presasx2_imp]

Welcome to the human race Presasx2

[Tev62]

You are in good company. Lots of people sit there trying to start their Triumph's until they remember it is mandatory to pull the clutch in to do so. I have been ready to vent more than once until I sheepishly remember that fact . I bypassed the clutch switch on my old 90's Triumph but it isn't something you can do on the more modern CANBUS equipped bikes.