well i left my bike siting for about 2 or 3 weeks. i started it up and moved it about 15 ft to where i was going to wash it. i went ahead and cleaned it. tried to start it up again but i wouldnt crank. its clicking over but it wont start. also white smoke is coming out of the tail pipe. it was running fine before i put it in the garage. 2 days ago i cranked it and let it idle for about 15 minutes and it idled fine. i didnt take it out or anything though. the battery has 13 volts so i dont think its dead. any ideas would be great.

 

your battery could be bad despite 13 volts.
Stick the volt-meter on the battery terminals while you are cranking it then tell us the results.
It shoudln't go below 9.6 volts I believe.

make sure there is no water in the spark plug boots or anything else. good luck!

 

i pulled the plugs and cleaned 2 of them off. the bike cranks now but only if i give it a little gas. also it started throwing a code. i believe its 91. anyone know what this means?

 

No check the code, but I bet one of the sensors is wet / corroded and not making contact. I'd check cam and crank position sensors.

 

i pulled the battery last night to reset the codes. this morning i tried to crank it and it cranked fine but after a few seconds it died. now its giving me code 22. is there a list of these codes anywhere that i could see?

 

I don't see a code 22 on my service manual,but I do see 21,23 which is a faulty o2 sensor,or faulty o2 heating element.When you washed your bike did you put water in the exhaust?

 

Let it sit forw a few more days. Seems to be getting better each day.

 

White smoke is water related.

 

That makes no sense.. sounds like you need to take the bike to a reputable mechanic. Also i've never said it was a good idea to start a bike(or car, anything with a motor really...) for a few seconds then kill it, even if you idle it for 15min then kill it. Take her for a ride and blow out the cobwebs!

 

Bump start it! Get those pistons moving man.
Try using a hair dryer to dry off the electricals