mikebrooman

A few easy steps:

Key to the start place, check kill switch is to run, bike is in neutral.
I mostly start with a little bit of choke, but if its warm i won't bother.
Then engage the clutch, and press the starter button on the right handle bar. Very small amount of revs will do the trick, too many and it won't start, too few and it may stall. Then off the revs, and let go of the clutch. Now just play with the choke, try to keep the revs around 1k, slowly applying less choke as the bike warms up.

No doubt someone else will add more!