My battery is fully charged but my tw 200 will not start

-remove seat to access battery
-disconnect cables, caps
-connect to charger
Battery charging amperage and time is 0.7 amps/10 hrs. Do not quick charge the battery

Hi, remove the seat, remove the battery cables. Dont fforget to open battery caps while chargingThat`s it

Yes you can charge the battery with a battery tender, or battery charger, when the bike is sitting.

Your People S 200 requires a 12 v, 6Ah battery.

Fully charged will have 13.1 Volts
Undercharged 12.3 Volts

Most battery tenders use low amps to charge and wont overcharge your battery.It just maintains it at 12.5 Volts.
If you use a battery charger, be sure you monitor it regulary, as some models don't shut off.

Check fuel system, especially clean carburetor: needle, float chamber. Gently clean air routes with compressed air. Long stand could have caused lodgements from fuel. Hope it helps. Cheers

If it was fuel it would not start with a push.
I think you have a bad switch. Now you will need to have bike in Neutral. Remove button switch turn key or power switch on. Take a wire and jump a cross switch. If the bike starts replace the switch.

the battery is seated right below the seat, remove the seat, expose the battery, pull the rubber bracket off, and there you go, battery is loose.

If the bike has sat for a long period of time without being run - the gas that is sitting in the carb(s) will shellac.. Then the carb(s) would need to be cleaned and "rebuilt"..

Sounds like a battery problem mate, give the battery a charge and see how it goes, If it has been sitting for a while it sounds like it might be a carby problem, so clean out your air filter, give her an oil change and give the carby a clean and then try kicking her over with a fully charged battery

There are two seat bolts under the seat that must be removed. Obviously, if the underside of the fender is covered in mud, you'll have to clean it first. A metric socket works best to remove the bolts.

After removal of the seat bolts, lift the back of the seat, then pull straight back; a plastic flange on the front of the seat hooks under the tank, and so you have to pull it backwards to remove it.

With the seat off, removing the battery is pretty easy. A rubber strap holds the battery down; unhook and remove it. Unscrew the lead wires and unhook them (negative first), then pull the battery out.

Install a replacement battery by reversing these steps. Yamaha recommends charging a new battery before installing it.

Steve when you store a vehicle it is best to use a trickle charger to maintain the battery.

Buckyrain, I believe your problem can be solved by replacing the charging fuse next to the battery. It is not with the other fuses. If you pull the battery out it should be on the left with a plastic cover thing over it. Follow the power line and it will be along that.