Quote (FMX_89 @ Jun 2 2016 12:41pm)
I'm not familiar with harley stuff but you should check for spark. pull the plugs, connect them to the plug wire/coil, and hold the ground strap of the plug up against something conductive on the engine or frame. hold the starter and watch for spark jumping from the electrode to the ground strap. If you have good, strong spark it is either timing related or a fuel issue. A clogged pilot jet in the carb could cause a no start as well as a stuck float. Will it try to light off with the choke pulled?
Fully choked and no ignition. Just turns over. I checked the plugs earlier for spark and both arc to the metal.