Bike Fell Over, Now Can't Change Up

[Motorhate]

Well tonight I was an arsehole. Where my garage is, there's an incline that I park the bike on while I'm opening the garage door. Anyway, tonight put the kickstand down, got off the bike to open the door and as I turned the key .... CRASH!! bike was on its side. Luckily I've got crash bars and they saved a lot of damage, but now, I can change into first gear, but can't change up. The gear pedal just won't budge upwards. I've tried forcing it but still nothing. I'm pretty sure the pedal isn't damaged as the crash bars and floorboards saved them so the only conculsion I can come to is that its the clutch lever. Its baffling me why it'll go into first and neutral but not second or any other upward gear. Any ideas what this could be?
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[Vincent]

When it went down, did the gear lever come into contact with the ground?

Has the Footboard, (ouch), been bent back/inwards and now fouling the gear lever?
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[Motorhate]

Not as far as I know, but it was quite dark and I couldn't really investigate fully. I did use the light on my phone to see if the footboard has been bent and was stopping the gear pedal from going upwards but as far as I could tell, it was clear. There's also a heel shift on the pedal too and even that wouldn't move it upwards.
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Current - Harley Davidson FXDB Street Bob | Harley Davidson FLTR Road Glide | Harley Davidson Road King
GONE - Honda CB500 Ratbike | Yamaha FZ750 | Yamaha XVS1100 | Kawasaki VN2000 | Kawasaki ER-6 F | Harley Davidson XL883L Sportster

[Vincent]

You need to have a good look in the light, make sure nothing is fouling the gear lever. It would take a good hit to bend the gear selctor shaft.....sometimes , if the gear lever gets hit hard backwards the selctor can stick, if your lucky, you can play about with the lever and get it back, if not, you'll have to remove the side cover and check it's operation.
If the gear lever didn't get hit when the bike went down, this won't be your problem.
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[Motorhate]

OK, thanks for the advice mate. I'm thinking its probably the gear pedal rather than the clutch lever, as that would either work or it wouldn't, and wouldn't allow me to change into first and back up to neutral.
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Current - Harley Davidson FXDB Street Bob | Harley Davidson FLTR Road Glide | Harley Davidson Road King
GONE - Honda CB500 Ratbike | Yamaha FZ750 | Yamaha XVS1100 | Kawasaki VN2000 | Kawasaki ER-6 F | Harley Davidson XL883L Sportster

[wr6133]

Does it have a positive neutral finder? (many kwaks do) if so it's normal to not be able to get up to 2nd unless the bike is moving/back wheel is spinning.

[Motorhate]