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from what i have read on diff forums, you may have been lucky enough to just blow a fuse at the battery, it is held in place by 2 screws, so don't try yanking it out with pliers before the screws are removed. if not so lucky, ck1999_400ex says it might have killed your cdi box and stopped there. hope this helps and hope it's just an inexpensive fuse ...

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