KZ1000p suddenly no spark

Hey folks,
Semi green to this bike.
heres the deal:

93 kz1000p sat for the winter
Replaced battery (sealed) and plugs.
Turned on and ran like a charm!
(same day as replacements) rode 30min - parked 1 hour - rode 30min - parked for 1 hour - now no start.
Turns over.
No spark on any cylinders.
Multimeter read 13+ on battery.
WTF?

Both Coils?
Is there a computer?(no right?)
Wiring diagram on line?

Any help is much appreciated, thanks!

checked main fuse? kill switch on ? clutch pulled in/neutral safety switch? battery cables tight?

Information, possible wiring diagram for your bike:
www.cyclepsycho.com/kz1000p/kz1000p.html

I'd remove the tank, and with the engine off, check at the coils for voltage at the red wire(or red/yellow wire coming from the run/stop switch) on the right handlebar.

Get a multimeter, set it on VDC(Volts, Direct current) range of 20, put the red probe on the red wire and the Black probe on a good ground or the battery Negative terminal.

Turn on the ignition switch, and read us what you've got.

It doesn't have one of those side stand switches does it? If the stand is down switch will not let it run. Just a quick thought.

MFolks wrote: Information, possible wiring diagram for your bike:
www.cyclepsycho.com/kz1000p/kz1000p.html

I'd remove the tank, and with the engine off, check at the coils for voltage at the red wire(or red/yellow wire coming from the run/stop switch) on the right handlebar.

Get a multimeter, set it on VDC(Volts, Direct current) range of 20, put the red probe on the red wire and the Black probe on a good ground or the battery Negative terminal.

Turn on the ignition switch, and read us what you've got.

Thanks for the reply.

Have since depleted the battery while trouble shooting.

Will attempt your suggestion tomorrow afternoon after charging.

When testing coil what doe you mean by "engine off"

Motor Head wrote: It doesn't have one of those side stand switches does it? If the stand is down switch will not let it run. Just a quick thought.

Thanks for the reply motor head.

Yup. Yup. Yup. And yup.

Does that mean you have it going again?