98 gsx600 wont star with the starter but i can push start it is there a kill switch somewhere?

You've got a short somewhere, energizing the circuit. Why did you replace all of those parts? Were there other issues? You shouldn't throw money and parts at something without knowing what's wrong. I would start tracing the wires back from the starter and find were the short is. Sounds like voltage is getting to the wire after the switches in the circuit.

The fuel shut-off switch (inertia switch) is located probably in the rear somewhere, like behind a side or kick panel , or sometimes it is located in the kick panel on the front passenger side.

But this switch is only for fuel shut off in case of accident or emergency. It will not affect the starting circuit. Something else would be preventing from cranking the engine over. Since you have a new starter, there must be a problem in the start circuit. If security light is flashing when trying to start it, it must be activated. If not, you need to see if power is going to starter solenoid with key held in crank position.

You have the polarity of the battery backward somewhere. Did you replace the starter and hook it up backwards. Difficult but possible. Check your positive and negative on the battery itself.

If you mean it just wont crank over,what I did on my Toyota(just another vehicle,but same situation),I clipped a wire onto the main starter wire to the solonoid and put the other end on a toggle switch on the dash and a hot wire from battery to the other side of toggle switsh(spring loaded from auto parts store),and any time my Truck wont crank over,I leave the switch on and pull the toggle switch over and it starts right up.Can be done with ANY vehicle.

Fist things first.
Check all the terminals, ie battery, solenoid and starter.
Make sure they are all tight and that the earth lead on the starter is good along with the +12v.
Check the fuses.
Then get a meter to check the voltage at each point when you press the starter button.
If ok, you will then have to look at things that cause the starter circuit to not to work, ie
Kill switch, in gear, side stand down.
come back to me when you have done that.

could be solenoid.
side stand switch.
bike in gear switch
ignition kill switch
faulty starter switch
you are going to have to get a test meter and and see what power is going to solenoid both sides and if it is getting the signal to start.

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Corrosion in start switch/ kill switch disassemble and clean.

Check continuity at the kill switch? sidestand switch? Either could be malfunctioning. What does your manual tell you about the starter relay circuit?