How to push start a motorcycle with a dead battery？

How to Push Start a Motorcycle

 Requirements:

• A manual transmission motorcycle

• A slight incline or a friend to help push (optional but helpful)

• A battery that’s low but not completely dead (the ignition and fuel system must still work)

 Step-by-Step Instructions:

1. Turn the Key On

• Make sure the ignition is ON.

• Ensure the kill switch is set to "Run".

• If your bike has a fuel valve, open it.

2. Put the Bike in 2nd Gear

• Second gear is preferred—it reduces wheel lock-up compared to 1st gear.

3. Pull in the Clutch

• Hold the clutch in all the way.

4. Start Pushing

• Begin pushing the motorcycle manually or with help. Aim for at least 5–10 mph (8–16 km/h).

• If you’re on a hill, let gravity help.

5. Pop the Clutch

• Once you’ve got enough speed, quickly release the clutch while giving a slight twist of the throttle.

• The engine should turn over and start.

6. Pull the Clutch In Again

• As soon as the engine starts, pull the clutch back in to prevent stalling.

7. Keep It Running

• Rev the engine slightly and keep it running to recharge the battery.