Bike won't start...

First place I would start is the battery. If you have a multimeter you can check the voltage across the terminals - it should be at 12.6 volts minimum.

In any case put it on charge overnight then you'll know it should turn over.

 

Hi mate and welcome
I had the same problem with my speedmaster after playing about with the electrics
Turns out I had run the battery down
Only slightly but enough to cause the same symptoms as you describe
If you have a suitable charger then charge the battery
Unlike other bikes that might only need 11ish volts to start
These efi triumphs need about 12.6 volts otherwise computer says no!
I've read somewhere that it's a bad idea to jump start these bikes as the ECU doesn't like it
I charged my battery overnight and it started first time
Good luck and let us know how you get on

 

Hi mate
Is it cranking over?
Yes---then it's probably fuel!
Could it have an air lock?

No---then it'll be electrical
Can you remove a spark plug to check if it's wet?

Do you have or can you borrow an OBD reader?
If so plug it in and clear codes!

 

Right mate it's not cranking over!
It's electrical for sure!
You won't get a spark until the engine is cranking
I don't have the TUNE ECU cable myself
Not yet anyway
I'm assuming you have downloaded the program onto your laptop or something
Perhaps plugging this into your bike might show faults and allow you to clear them?
I'm not sure

 

Like I said mate I don't have this myself so I don't know how to read it myself Sorry

If you can borrow a reader and plug it into your bike it should show faults and give you the option to clear them
You can get them on eBay for about £20

 

You might of just sussed it mate!
Put the battery on charge overnight
Make yourself a cuppa or something relax and try it in the morning
Like I said earlier I don't think these efi triumphs like to be jump started summit to do with the ECU

 

Cheers smilinjack
I didn't look at the avatar
Thought I was talking to nicetown
I'm sure he's looking at all of this though

 

Check out the starter motor armature , it's located behind the L/H side panel.
My 2012 Bonnie does exactly the same 'Click' and it is usually if the battery is ever so slightly down on charge.
The EFIs are very sensitive which I hate! Lights fully on but the engine won't turn Aargh!
If the armature contacts are made it will override the ECU and turn the engine over.
Never had any bother bump starting when I get that annoying click, might be worth trying if you have a hill nearby or a healthy mate to push.

 

You and Smilinjack could be brothers!

 

Is the pump priming? Are you getting a whining noise when you turn on ignition?

 

Air lock in fuel line.