Hi, Mike --
Is this your first post? If so, welcome to TT! If not, forgive me for having missed your previous one.
I'm a little hesitant to post this, because I'm a newbie to biking, and there are a lot of very smart, very experienced riders on this Forum.
But my 2013 Bonnie sometimes will not start up after stopping for gas or just shutting it off for a few minutes. First crank of the day, it starts right up. But sometimes on a subsequent start, it cranks just fine but just won't fire up.
I finally checked my owner's manual -- it says that a restart is done with the choke engaged (out), even if the motor is warm. WHAAAA'????? Sure enough, the next time I rode, then stopped for gas and it wouldn't start, I pulled out the choke and it fired right up.
There was a lengthy discussion about this on the Forum, IIRC, and it seems illogical to me if the engine is warm to have to choke it. But by golly, it works on my bike.
Maybe give it a try and please let us know what happens or what you find out.
Thanks, and welcome aboard!
SarahP