Check all connections in the starter circuit between battery, solenoid and starter motor. It sounds like either a loose connection or failing crimped joint causing an intermittent voltage drop. If not that it could also be faulty solenoid or worn brushes in the starter motor.
Intermittent starting problems
I have a 2011 Suzuki GSXR 750 my charging system checks out fuses and relays but every now and then I will go to get right back on the bike and it sounds like my battery’s dead the motor drags when it tries to turn over I can push start it but I need to get to the bottom of this problem besides the starter two fuses in the starter relay what should I be looking for the clutch switch, kickstand kickstand switch, why would it make the engine sound like it’s drag down and the battery is week
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To be honest, it sounds like your battery needs to be looked at first of all, because this looks just like the heart of the problem. Get it checked - NO, I don't mean just by checking the voltage across the two + / - terminals, I mean a proper load capacity test, which does as I stated, checks to see how well it will take in and hold a charge. It will show up immediately if there is a malfunction here. This honestly sounds like it came right out of the book of electrical diagnosis..
Al
Al
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