Use a multi meter and trouble shoot the starter circuit properly. Running a positive feed to bypass existing loom is feck all use if you have a fault on earth return from motor. If it takes 30mph to bump start the starter motor will struggle as well. It suggests to me there's a lot more wrong with the bike than just the flooding & subsequent starter problem.
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Originally Posted by Saint aka ML
I have linked the two wires that go to selonoid with pliers except loads of sparks starter motor did not even try to turn.
Oh and new symptom is as now I have digital dash when I press starter button selonoid clicks and dash goes off till I release it.
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Could be a dead short somewhere - have you checked the fuses as one could have popped?
Looks like the wiring loom needs checking out properly especially if it's been cut into/modified or bodged somewhere
Are you sure the battery is charging properly and not going flat?