there's a fuse on the starter relay, more than likely that popped

 

They put those fuses in what looks like the most impossible place to get to!!

 

You blew the main 50 amp fuse located under the front seat...it's the big one. They are available at most auto supply stores.

 

I’m assuming that’s inside the small triangle looking area? Any advice on how to access it?

 

Sorry but I mis-spoke. It is 30 amp and is locate behind the left side fairing panel. Once that is removed it is easy to spot.

Here is a vidio.
I am glad to help but it seems that you should really try finding the answer yourself.
It took me about a minute to find that video.

 

Sorry but I mis-spoke. It is 30 amp and is locate behind the left side fairing panel. Once that is removed it is easy to spot.

Here is a vidio.
I am glad to help but it seems that you should really try finding the answer yourself.
It took me about a minute to find that video.

None of those fuses are blown, I found those pretty quick too.. Already replaced them just to be sure. I can’t not find the “main fuse 30 amps” on the starter rely. My relay’s are not just mounted under the seat like I see in most of the videos I have found. But I think I found it now, will try again later when I get the chance.

Thank you for your time and assistance.

 

When you remove the relay by sliding the rubber enclosure off the arms on the bracket, the fuses will be on the bottom if I remember correctly. I assume you have the battery disconnected before trying to remove the relay! Bad things might happen if you don't.

 

I think bad things already happened.

 

There are 2 types of problems. Those that are supper hard to figure out (your category) but usually cheap to fix. The other type are those that are easy to find the fault but dang expensive to fix (blown piston for example). Be glad yours is the first type...just don't pull you hair out yet.