"Doing that is 100% stupid.
The bikes action is 100% normal.
That's why it Has a clutch. "

 I am aware of why it has a clutch, I was simply answering your question.

 As indicated above, the turn signal issue was resolved, the clutch safety has not been.

 

"Nowhere in my question did I suggest you not use the clutch."

 That is correct, nowhere in my answer did I indicate you recommended, stated, requested, or otherwise attempted to have my bike started without the clutch.

 To clarify:

 The process utilized below is an attempt to answer a question and also provide supplemental information about the starting of a 1995 from neutral.  The process in no way reflects a complete adherence to requests made by forum members.

 Method one:  Compressed clutch with the bike in neutral results in the bike moving forward when put into first gear while simultaneously adding throttle.  This method does not reflect the requests or opinions of forum members.

 Method two:  Released clutch with the bike in neutral results in, with excessive compression on the shift lever, the bike being put into first gear and then moving forward while simultaneously adding throttle.  This method does not reflect the requests or opinions of forum members.


 Method three:  Released clutch with the bike in neutral results in, with excessive compression on the shift lever, the bike being put into first gear and then it lurching forward and stopping with the engine halting completely.  This method does not reflect the requests or opinions of forum members.

"If not,
Why are we having this discussion? "

 I was answering your question(s) with no intent of attempting to indicate I was using a method you described.

 I originally asked if there was some component I was missing when I had the bike lurch forward upon pressing the ignition switch, and losing power.  Loss of power seemed odd and was wondering if I was unaware of some way to electrically damage the bike by starting it in gear.

 Upon documenting the responses and proceeding through the examination(s) of the bike and enough tests to remove chance as a factor and reliably replicate a portion of the original problem (clutch released ignition and lurching) I came to the conclusion that somewhere a connection was compromised, and fixed, while my clutch safety remained inoperable.

 I understand that.  I was just answering your questions without intent of indicating the methods used were suggested by you, or anyone else.

"Expecting the battery/starter motor, to power the motor and propel the weight of the bike forward, is 100% silly.
Stomping on the shift lever to get the bike in 1st gear can bend the rod on the shift linkage and is equally silly."

 I understand this but given the fact that there are four methods that can be utilized to see if a bike can be started when asked: "If started in neutral, then dropped into gear, what happens?" to me it would be equally silly, given the opportunity, to not examine all methods thus allowing me to have answers for all known methods.  This of course is not an attempt to indicate any forum member stated or suggested that these methods be attempted.

 

"If started in neutral, then dropped into gear, what happens?

I had no idea that I needed to include

Use the clutch...
That's why it's THERE.
Who doesn't know that if you shove a standard in gear , Ohhh, I'll include, from a standstill, because somebody might not understand what I'm saying,
It's gonna jump and die?
Okay, now, not EVERY vehicle with a standard transmission will die if you ram it into gear at a standstill, but it's gonna jump, jerk, lurch and cause wear on critical parts, so
It's not recommended behavior.
So, I'll say this one time
I expect people to read what I say and do it
Only in the common, recommended manner.

I am now concerned about asking you anything about a gun , without also including
Don't point it at yourself or anyone or anything you don't want to see a bullet in.

If started in neutral, then dropped into gear, what happens?

Not a silly question, based on the wording of the question.
A ridiculous choice of action based on the question..

Well ,Ooookay then...
I'm gonna say we got that all ironed out.