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hey fang,
Receivedthe package yesterday. Thanks.
On this problem... You should be happythat this happened in your driveway and not on the road in the middle of a rainstorm.
If muay's suggestion of cleaning out the spark plug bunghole doesn't solve it...
I'd say that either a wire got disconnected while you were spraying it down or the coils are arcing out real bad.
Here's what I would do, get the battery fully charged. Pop off a plug wire and put a spare spark plug instead and ground it off an intake pipe (in the dark) and hit the start button and look real real close at the spark plug gap for any spark, do that for all 4.
If you do have spark at each plug wire, then take off the fake gastank cover, and make sure the airbox and cover are bothsecure on the intake, if eitherisn't, then you might have gotten water into your carbs, drain the 4 carb bowls from the carb drain screws and try to get it started again. If the airbox is bone dry andwas already secure as well as the airbox cover, thenuse a garden hose and shower water around the airbox liberally(DON'T GET ANY INSIDE THE AIRBOX)thenhit the start button. Do this in the dark and hopefully you'll see a lightshow, (spark arcing to ground).
Since you're working around fuel and open spark, it's important that you do all this in the dark, so roll the bike outside before anything, and stay safe.