What you want can MAYBE be accomplished.DEpends on the design of the decompression module and where ground comes from. You're trying to redesign it to operate not just to Allow it to start with the stand down and clutch out, but only in neutral. Since you want it to start
Only in neutral, the only way I can see that happening is to involve the
Neutral indicator.
You're gonna need to use the neutral light circuit to be the ground or power for the decompression timer that fires when you push start.

Savageman 99 also stated that he wanted the bike to start only in neutral, this can only happen if the side stand switch is retained, and it still allows some safety, in that the bike's kickstand can't pogo and force a crash ,because the ignition dies when the bike is placed in gear.

Maybe you missed my post.

batman wrote on 05/02/19 at 10:23:48:


99 out of 100 times....I never need the decompression release and don't use it.  I push the starter button and the bike fires up almost immediately - but every once in a while the engine will be stopped with the piston at BDC on the compression stroke, and the starter cannot push the piston over TDC to get things going - so I let go of the starter button and grab the compression release lever to dump the compression and then push the starter button.  (IF I were ever to leave the bike in gear and push the starter button......the bike would try to move.  I don't know if the starter actually has enough power to move the bike and start the engine simultaneously....but in theory it could).

I didn't build this bike to suit anybody else's wants and desires - I put things together so I would have the bike I wanted.  When I turn on my key....I am sitting in the seat, my right hand is on the handlebar, I look for the neutral light - and then I push the start button.

If Savageman99 wants to build his bike his way......Cool!

Dave, Yes the starter with a good battery has the power to start the bike in gear and get you going. I broke a clutch cable 60 miles from home and that is how I got back. Coast to a stop in neutral, kill the engine, put the bike in 1st, wait till you have at least 20 feet clear in front of you, and hit the starter. Bike will jerk forward till it fires then away you go. It is quite awkard for the first 10-12 feet, but it worked to get me home.