Very simple... I've been through this several times...
Pull the spark plugs and try to crank it. If it doesn't crank over then push it around in gear to get the engine to roll over, this is to get any fuel out of the engine and un-flood it thus releiving hydro-lock.
Now put the plugs back in. If the starter doesn't crank over then you likely busted the clutch safety switch and you should bypass it with a paperclip. The clutch switch is a common problem after falls.
Hard shifting with the engine not running is standard for all motorcycles.
Pull the spark plugs and try to crank it. If it doesn't crank over then push it around in gear to get the engine to roll over, this is to get any fuel out of the engine and un-flood it thus releiving hydro-lock.
Now put the plugs back in. If the starter doesn't crank over then you likely busted the clutch safety switch and you should bypass it with a paperclip. The clutch switch is a common problem after falls.
Hard shifting with the engine not running is standard for all motorcycles.