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Sounds like a starter problem now. Check the grounds and cable to the starter. If you have to, remove the starter and run it right off a good battery, it should have a decent kick when energizing. Good battery, good starter, good cables, good connections (including ground), good solenoid. It's got to crank. These little starters won't take a lot of abuse, go easy when cranking them. Mine was gummed up and oil soaked and a burned section on the armature. It would still get the old scooter started but it drained the battery pretty fast doing it. Be sure to check the valve clearance. Be sure to check the cable end terminals where they attach to the cables.
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