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remove the spark plug, and remove the sparkplug cable from the cap. hold the cable against the head of the bike, and kick it ( maintain a small gap between end of cable and engine head ). see if a spark is being generated. If yes then issues are deeper, if not, then either your CDI is messed up, or ignition coils, but its a twin spark, so that should not be the issue.

did your bike overheat a lot when it stopped?? is the kick harder than normal?? you could be looking at a seized engine as well.

Or else is the kick too free than normal ( generally there is a certain amount of back pressure that the piston exerts during the compression stroke, that is felt in the kick ), then there is some compression loss which is not letting your bike start.

First, check if the fuel is flowing through the tubes properly; clean both the spark plugs & check if the sparks are adequate.

Also check if there're sufficient air flowing into the gas tank via the tank cap & check for any dust closing the cap cover thoroughly.

Bike does not overheat, kick is free. Also I forget to mention mine is Electric start as well. Point is after say 10-15 minutes bike did got start, is it bcos of overheating......

Checked already......

Do you guys, think it can be the issue with the Carb????