08-14-2018, 05:18 AM
This would be a good example of battery failure, it is certainly the first thing to look at.
If you could take out the compartment under the seat and test the battery before removing it that would be best.
It is not likely to be an electrical fault since the system worked for a short time but still worth checking if the battery cables are not loose.
Do you have access to a battery charger or a way to connect jumper cables?
No need have to start the bike, just check if the battery was the problem.
Let us know how you get on;
If you could take out the compartment under the seat and test the battery before removing it that would be best.
It is not likely to be an electrical fault since the system worked for a short time but still worth checking if the battery cables are not loose.
Do you have access to a battery charger or a way to connect jumper cables?
No need have to start the bike, just check if the battery was the problem.
Let us know how you get on;