2009 Royal Enfield won't start, sat in storage for almost a year

[danimaltime]

I was out of the country and stored my bike inside my condo, I drained all the fluids and removed the battery. Now I can't get it to turn over, I've replaced with fresh gas and even tried seafoam in the carb. Any ideas???

[LarsBloodbeard]

Did you fog the engine when you stored it?  Is the engine frozen or does it cycle at least?

[TWinOKC]

Try the easy stuff first. 

Is the kill switch in the run position, key on, side stand up, petcock open, in neutral?

[barenekd]

what do you mean, you can't get it to turn over? You can't kick it through? It just won't fire? Please clarify.
Bare
 

[danimaltime]

I've tried the ES and KS, sounds like it wants to get going just doesn't turn over. The engine is not stuck, I can hear it. I didn't fog it, what does that mean?

[boggy]

Bet my peanut butter and jelly sandwich it's the spark plug.

[danimaltime]

Spark Plug, that is what I was thinking.. since I've tried everything else..

[LarsBloodbeard]

I've tried the ES and KS, sounds like it wants to get going just doesn't turn over. The engine is not stuck, I can hear it. I didn't fog it, what does that mean?

A lot of people don't do this, it's more popular with boat motors.  You can save yourself some potential frustration if you do do it though.

Fogging oil comes in a spray.  You just spray it in the intake while opening the throttle a bit.  Keep spraying till it kills the engine.  That prevents internal corrosion and rust (such as, on the spark plug).

Personally, I think this is more important to do now than ever.  E10 is more corrosive than pure gas, and it collects water which will speed up rusting drastically.