Dead clocks

[bigdoug]

Guys heres what has happened so far.
I started the bike and ran it for about 15 mins to warm up no probs. a couple of days later I removed the back fender (I'm changing to black/flames) Sheared a wee bolt taking it apart so was a little longer with the rear loom in bits. put it all back together after about 2 weeks. here's the problem, All the switches work all the light work as normal but the clocks seem to have no power. I took the battery out and stuck it on the tender and it is saying the battery is knackered? This is a 6 month old bike. Any thoughts on how I could have killed the battery and or managed to knock something that feeds the clocks also which fuse feeds the clocks?
Any pointers would be appreciated.

 

[bigdoug]

thanks for that Idk, I will have a look at the fuses tomorow and will give the starting relay a wiggle too as I have had the indicator relay out and its next door to that.

 

[bigdoug]

fuses all look ok the relays and wiring where I was working all look fine. I dont have an other battery to try so its off and on the car charger now, will have another look tomorrow.

 

[step1]

Times like this when you wished youd brought a honda. :x

 

[bigdoug]

Never lol, was just parking the car after a nightshift and noticed the kill switch was on...oops. hope that is all that was wrong, will find out later when I get up and refit the battery.
In my defence I must have knocked it by accident as I never use it. Thats my excuse and I'm sticking to it.