Can't start won't start

Have you checked if the sidestand switch is working properly?

 

I had this one morning, would chug over but not fire.
The day before, I was working on the electrics and turning ignition on and off which was priming the fuel pump etc.
Not sure what happened, but I suspect the fuel mix was too rich or the sparks were soaked and wouldn't fire.

In the end I got it working, but it took 10 min of on and off turning it over and having to swap to a spare battery

One thing, do not open the throttle when starting up, this will flood the system and make starting more difficult.

I can only suggest the usual route:
Air
Fuel
Spark

Air box, does the filter need cleaning/replacing. Are the conection hoses/boots secure, not dry & split or come detatched.
Fuel, clean fuel in the tank, no vens in the cap blocked causing a vacume.
Spark, battery, spark plugs, connections.

If you can, turn over the bike a few times with the spark plugs removed to help clear any excess fuel in the pots.
Clean any carbon off the spark plugs.

 

Can you smell petrol from the exhaust?

 

Also the switch on the clutch lever.
Or have you inadvertently flicked that big red button on the right?
Done it myself and panicked more than once.

 

lol the bike or the rider,

 

Do keep an eye on the battery, use a multimeter to check the voltage is around 12.6v at rest, if it takes a while to 'recover' after tuning off the engine before it allows you to start the bike again, it could bea sign thatthe stator or rectifier is on the way out or has indeed already departed!

Very glad you manaed to get her working again though. Always a relief when it fires up again

 

All been there mate,glad it is a runner again. Good luck