Speed Triple Won’t Turn Over

Might be the place to start or starter relay. I know you said it was a new battery but a low battery will cause same symptoms.

 

If the starter switch checks out, the starter relay is the next port of call. Also ensure the battery is fully charged, 'cos it wont be interested in firing up otherwise, he says speaking from bitter experience
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Do you have the bike in neutral, clutch in and sidestand up when trying to start it? I'm not up withTrumpet starting procedures as I have a ditch pump but it could be a micro switch on either the sidestand or clutch leaver. Good luck

 

Check the clutch switch and the side stand switch. Just by-pass them with something like a screwdriver.

 

A common problem. I've had it with mine. Checked all the switches, starter motor and brand new battery. Some claim the earth from the starter motor is too blame. With mine I would have to turn the bike off and on 3 or 4 times before it would start. But the last time I noticed after the clocks sweep and the change lights sweep, if I hit the starter it wouldn't start. But if I left until the temp gauge had also finished it sweep, it would start 1st time every time. So make sure it finishes all it start up routine before trying to start it.
And as already mentioned, make sure your new battery is fully charged.

 

New battery may not be fully charged or not holding full charge, it happens sometimes. Check with meter.
Other suggestions all good.

 

I assume the kill switch is in the run position? Also the battery terminals need to be nice and tight. It might be worth nipping them up a tad?

 

As per @littleade , sounds like a clutch/stand switch!?

 

You say there is no solenoid "click".
An obvious check is to find the low power input to the solenoid - it should be zero volts with the ignition on but starter button not pressed. Now press the starter and the input voltage to the starter solenoid should be 12V and it should activate and "click" so as to feed power to the starter motor.
1. If no change in input voltage, fault lies in wiring from starter button or button itself. check this circuit carefully
2. If input voltage shows 12V - starter solenoid is fubarred - replace

 

Check the fuses!

 

So it was in gear with the stand down. That's why it would not start, even with the clutch pulled in.

 

Doh. Lol, hey we've all been there, well they have, I haven't.