nothing happens when I try to start my bike

[Kijona]

i wanna thank adidasguy and kijona. the problem was the clutch switch, they arent staying in properly so i tied a piece of cloth as a temporary solution. I knew it was something silly     thanks again guys,

No problem man. You can cross those wires with no ill effect to the bike in the future. That way you don't have to worry about it anymore. If you've been riding long enough you already have the habit of pulling in the clutch when you start the bike anyway...right?

[trinacria]

i wanna thank adidasguy and kijona. the problem was the clutch switch, they arent staying in properly so i tied a piece of cloth as a temporary solution. I knew it was something silly     thanks again guys,

No problem man. You can cross those wires with no ill effect to the bike in the future. That way you don't have to worry about it anymore. If you've been riding long enough you already have the habit of pulling in the clutch when you start the bike anyway...right?

you mean strip the wires and cross them?? or do you mean tie the two spade connectors together??

[Dizzledan]

Either or, just complete the circuit.

Although if you have kids, or are prone to forgetfulness, I wouldn't go without a clutch switch or else you may rocket through your garage door unintentionally one day.