problem resolved, my stupidity..

[jimmyian88]

thanks everyone!

[Jasey]

Check the wiring? Maybe you half knocked a plug out and it went and fell the rest of the way. Maybe you cut a wire somewhere and you're now getting a dodgey connection. I'd be checking all the electrical plugs you can find on your bike. Wiggle them all and see if you get power back.

[jimmyian88]

alright will do it tmro when the sky is bright again. thanks jasey

[jimmyian88]

updated... can anyone come down and help me please?

[Rocky]

Jimmy,

Check your fuse box. It's quite possible you've blown a fuse or something simple like that.

[jimmyian88]

thanks rocky, and how would i know if its the fuse that is blown? im a complete noob..

[Shady7/8]

good fuse looks like this (different colour indicates different amperage so don't stress on the pics colours)



Blown fuse looks like



Sometimes you won't be able to see the connection if the plastic gets carboned during blowing. Hence if it's black or discoloured around the area indicated above - it's blown

[Don]

edit: beaten, by like 4 minutes!!!

Find the fuse box and check all the fuses.

You are looking for fuse that looks like this...


Note the burnt/disconnected metal in the middle... you'll work it out dude, I have faith

[jimmyian88]

THANKS EVERYONE.. PHEW that was relatively easy and thank god for the spare fuse in the fuse box. hehe. almost wanted to cry if i couldnt start my bike anymore.. THANKS AGAIN!! see u guys out on a ride sometime!

[DeCoy]

EDIT: nevermind he fixed it!

[darkfibre]

Well done.
While it is fresh in your mind, go and get some spare fuses from the servo and put a spare back in the fuse box for next time.

[Shady7/8]

Oh and make sure you go and get a replacement spare fuse!!!

They cost all of a few cents each if you go to somewhere like Veale or a decent auto supply store.
Don't be shy in grabbing a few spares for all your fuses whils your there too