After storing for short winter, removed old gas put in new fuel, bike started, backfired and quit. Now turns over but won't start. Getting spark, fine, getting fuel. Next step to figuring out problem?
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Extreme temperatures will have a pretty dramatic impact on batteries. Be sure you give your bike a good charge and try it again. I've had to replace my motorcycle battery a few times over the years, especially after winter.
Alternatively, you can jump-start your bike if you find a nice slope, put the bike in second gear, engage the clutch, push/walk it down the slope and dump the clutch after you get some good rolling speed. Your bike should sputter back to life, but once you stop you'll be in the same situation again.
Charge her up!
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Check the fuel pump. Same thing happened to mine 1984 500cc and it turned out to be the fuel pump it was going in and out
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Possible varnish buildup from old fuel. Try using some starting fluid to get it running. If you get it running and keep it running for a few minutes the flowing gas may clean it out.
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