Starting a motorcycle without a kickstart and no battery can be challenging, as both the kickstart and battery play crucial roles in the starting process. However, if your motorcycle lacks these components, you may explore alternative methods:
Push-start/Pop-start: This method requires assistance from another person. Ensure the motorcycle is in a higher gear (2nd or 3rd), hold the clutch lever in, and push the motorcycle to gain some speed. Once you have a good momentum, release the clutch quickly while giving it some throttle. This can engage the engine and start it running. Be cautious of your surroundings and maintain control of the motorcycle.
Bump-start (Downhill): Find a slope or downhill area where you can roll the motorcycle. Push the motorcycle to gain momentum, hop on, and follow the same steps as the push-start method. As the motorcycle rolls downhill, release the clutch while giving it some throttle. The motion should engage the engine and start it running. Once the engine starts, continue riding to charge the battery and keep it running.
External Power Source: If available, you can use an external power source like a portable jump starter or a 12-volt battery pack. Connect the positive and negative terminals of the power source to the corresponding terminals on the motorcycle's electrical system. This will provide temporary power to the bike, allowing you to start it using the electric starter button.
It's important to note that these methods should be used as temporary solutions, and it is advisable to address the underlying issue with the kickstart or battery to ensure reliable starting in the future. Consult a professional motorcycle mechanic to diagnose and resolve any problems with the starting system.