There is a spark plug in the head that ignites the gas/fuel. When you pull it out, ground it against the head, try and start bike, do you see it spark as the flywheel rotates around the stator creating an electrical current that creates the spark.
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No i dont
Or a dead plug. But I find it very hard to believe that a 2015 Bike doesn't have a kill switch or a key switch
remove spark plug, turn gas off, kick the bike for a while with no plug to cycle fresh air thru the motor to dry it out. Let it sit for a bit. Then put it back together and see if it will start.
Also check for any connectors that may have come unplugged or any wires that may have broken when you had the bike jammed in the back of your car. also look in the back of your car for a kill switch that may have been broken off while you were dragging your bike out the back of the car like a gorilla on roids.
He's gone guys. He found the loose screw between the seat and bars. Gave it a twist and bam. He's out riding!
