Help. I Created A Short Circuit On My 2013 Street Triple R.

Hello guys,

I just got a new bike, a street triple R 2013 model. Since it was not bought with the passenger side pegs mounted i had to do this myself. I removed my battery (first time ever) in order to place my passenger pegs. When replacing it, i unfortunately placed my minus on plus, and vica versa creating a short circuit. I knew i fucked up when a tiny spark emerged, and i instantly disconnected it ofcourse.

So when i got it connected in the right way, the bike was just dead. I found on internet that my main fuse might got burned, and i needed to replace it. I did just do this (took me quite some time) and my bike got power again. All electricity seems to be working (horn, lights, indicators, fuel pump sound etc), but when i try to start it nothing happens... I looked into my fuse box and checked all fuses, they seem te be fine.

I am completely terrified i fried my bike in a way it is going to be very costly to fix it. Also, i dont know what else i need to check for in order for it to start again. Could you guys please help me? Much appreciated.

TLDR; Created short circuit upon faulty replacement of battery. Changed main fuse, electricity now works but bike wont start. HELP

 

Thank you for your reply.

Fuses seem visually fine indeed. I dont have a multimeter or any other tools related to electricity. My main fuse 30 ampere what i changed was clearly broken visually, since the two metal parts inside disconnected and the plastic was blackish. Also it smelled when i pulled him out.

When checking the other fuses they did not smelled, visually looked good. So it is a possibility that they are broken but you cannot see it?

 

Headlight bulb works fine, as do the other electrics. I do hear the normal sounds when i turn my key so electricity goes on. Also, when changing from kill switched into not kill switched i hear the fuel pump making noise so that part works.

However, when i hit the start button what normally will ignite the motor, nothing happens at all. No tiny sound or whatever, just dead silence.

 

I dont know anything about those parts haha. Are they easy to change for a complete tech noob like me or would you suggest pushing the bike to the bike shop?

 

Ok great, i might try so. Is there any way to know if this is the issue beforehand, or is it just replace them and see if it works?

 

Update

So i decided to push my bike to a local mechanic, he managed to start it directly skipping the starting relais. So everything besides that works fine.

He is going to check the wiring to my start button, and the relais and replace whatever is needed. Shouldn't be to costly if thats the case so i am happy.