310 needs "reset" after a stall

Searched and didn't find anything. I have an 09 310 powered up with just over 100 miles on it. Last couple rides I noticed that if I stall out sometimes my bike just won't start. No cranking, no lights, no display, nothing. It's like I have a dead battery. As I take out the key, it will flash some data, then when I put the key back in after waiting a few seconds, its like it "resets" and everything is fine. Starts right away. I did give the seat a whack when it was "off" and it turned the fuel pump back on. Looking at the connections on trail it looked like everything was fine on the battery. Anybody else have this problem? Never had the problem unless I stalled out (my fault, not the bike's)

I have an 09, but 450 not 310. Have not had any problems, but there are several posts on this forum about finding various loose wires here and there. Some were 08, some 09, and most riders feel the bike worked better in one way or another once those were tracked down and tightened. It's worth taking the tank off and spending some time going through all the connections if you haven't already. Let's just say there are "several" wires up under that tank!

check connections from battery to solenoid which is left of the battery.dan

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After washing my bike yesterday I ran it and then turned the key off and the display started flashing. That was the first time I noticed that. I'm thinking the key switch got some water in it. Not sure.

Not sure if this is the same issue, but figured it was worth noting as I was having very similar issues the last couple weeks. Today I found out what my problem was. Over the last month, I've ridden every weekend, and cleaned my air filter after each ride by swining the battery over the side of the air box. Come to find out, that's been causing the negative terminal to loosen up and was causing very similar issues. Maybe not the same as you guys are dealing with, but worth checking from time to time if you swing your battery out of the air-box when you replace your air filter.