Just bought a bike and the battery was bad .so i tried to jump it off with a car and it stop trying to turn over at all. went and got a new one and it's still not turning over.

Check fuses or breakers if applicable. Check for burned wiring that occurred when charger went bad. Test all wiring from battery to switch with test light. Be sure all ground wires are tight.

Then I would start with a new battery. They do go bad quickly. You can check your main fuse. What type of bike (brand, model) is it.
But iwouldn't jump it with a car battery. It could make your rectifier/regulator go bad also.

I would recommend having the battery tested to see if you don't have a dead cell or something. Also, if you filled the battery with distilled water, it is not a gel cell, or a maintenance free battery. The life of these "maintenance" batteries are typically 1 year, and would be best to replace every season. Furthermore, to extend the life of your battery, I strongly suggest getting a BATTERY MAINTAINER from either your local parts store, harbor freight tools, or motorcycle shop. These are not very expensive, and usually run about $40.00-$60.00. Much cheaper than replacing batteries all the time. I have a gel-cell that I run in my 1989 Yamaha Virago, and using the maintainer, it's going on the 3rd year in the bike. My battery stays so hot, that I can jump other bikes with ease. Hope this helps.

Chances are a fuse or two are blown. The fuse box will be very close to the battery. Check each fuse with a multimeter.

Hi, firstly you are probably rite about the clicking being related to a discharged battery, i would suggest you try some jump leads of a car or another battery my guess is it will start or turn over and the clicking will stop, suzuki motorcycles of this eara did have some charging probs, running with a discharged battery for a prolonged period is not recomended.
Secondly its not unusual for even a new battery to become low state even when left continuasly on chage with a trickle charger, and eventually the battery.becomes dead through overcharging

Yes it sounds like one. OK, find your abttery terminals, one is marked in black cable and the other has a red sleeve near the terminal. Follow the red cabel to a box that contain a 30A fuse, see if this is blwon, which most likely. Replace fuse and now use a trickle charger as car batteries has toooo much amperage to jump start a bike. If you have another bike battery it is fine to jump start, never try using a car battery as many damages can happen. Once battery is fully charged ( normally in 8 hours) try again for your bike to start. Cheers. If good give a return comment please.

ur alternator or voltage regulator has issues-batt is not being charged--havum tested with a multimeter--inspect wiring 1st-may be loose or corroded

could be cdi..or windings in flywheel...try & browow a cdi to check

RC = ReCharge, either the battery is bad, or drain, but both can be caused by a continuous short circuit on the bike's coil and the body / battery.

Hooked new battery up, alarm went off, waited until it stopped, locked car with fob then unlocked and the car started.