Motorcycle Repair: 1986 Honda Magna VF700, honda magna, starter solenoid

Question
When installing a New battery I didn't realize the positive/negative terminals on the New batter were reversed from the original. When I went to attached cables I got a spark---now I don't get any power when key turned on. I believe it is just a blown fuse but I'm no expert on electrical systems-how can I figure out which fuse? No smoke or burning smell when sparking occurred. I do have a shop manual.
Any advice on where to begin?

Answer
Patrick, the shop manual should have a wiring diagram and component locations. I imagine that you burned out the fusible link which is attached to the starter solenoid/relay, next to the battery.

Reversed polarity can blow out rectifier/regulators and other electronic components. Maybe you got lucky, though....  

http://www.cmsnl.com/honda-vf700c-magna-1986-usa_model7600/partslist/F++1701.htm...   #29 and also being used as the lead photograph on the top of the page. Green and black with big terminals. Uses small automotive style 30A fuses.

Pull the cover off of #10 and check all the fuses in that box, as well.

Bill Silver