HELP MY BIKE WONT START

[slipperymongoose]

Thank god it was starting to drag on Sorry to the op

[00sanchez]

Instead of having to buy any tools or equipment, why not just take the battery out and take it to autozone or motorcycle dealership and have them run a load test for free? It takes about 3 minutes to remove the battery and probably less to drive to the store (depending on your area).  The easiest to check and fix; do it first...

[Kijona]

Instead of having to buy any tools or equipment, why not just take the battery out and take it to autozone or motorcycle dealership and have them run a load test for free? It takes about 3 minutes to remove the battery and probably less to drive to the store (depending on your area).  The easiest to check and fix; do it first...

My first advice, yes. If the OP does not own a multimeter that's the best and cheapest solution.

I don't know if Autozone will load test a MC battery. Might do well to call and ask first.

[BaltimoreGS]

I've seen Midtronics battery testers at Walmart stores, they are becoming the industry standard.  They are not a true load tester, it somehow tests by passing an A/C current through the battery and measuring the results against some algorithms. 

-Jessie