A Question / Starter related

[rmrc51]

Now don't ask me why I even thought of this but,,,,,,. 

After the Valk is started,,, is the starter button some how disabled? What I'm asking is if you hit the starter button by mistake after she's started with the starter still try to engage? 

And no I didn't try it! 

[DeathWishBikerDude]

The starter button does not become disabled.
I've accidententally hit mine once or twice.
 

[DFragn]

The starter button does not become disabled.
I've accidententally hit mine once or twice.
 

My starter does become disabled.
Although hitting the starter button while the bike is running will cut power to your headlight. So don't push the starter button at night while in the middle of a curve! When released power is restored to your headlight.

[RP#62]

Its not so much that it becomes disabled after you start, its just that the same rules apply anytime the key is on, i.e. it won't start in gear, with the clutch out.  While you're motoring along, (in gear, clutch out), pressing the start button interrupts the headlight, but thats all.  If you hit it though while you're holding the clutch in, or while stopped at the light with it in neutral, you're going to have whats known as a crash engagement.
-RP

[rmrc51]

Its not so much that it becomes disabled after you start, its just that the same rules apply anytime the key is on, i.e. it won't start in gear, with the clutch out.  While you're motoring along, (in gear, clutch out), pressing the start button interrupts the headlight, but thats all.  If you hit it though while you're holding the clutch in, or while stopped at the light with it in neutral, you're going to have whats known as a crash engagement.
-RP

Lol,,,,, "Crash Engagement",,,,      Sounds like the prelude to a Shotgun Wedding!! 

Thanks to everyone for the information