With the instruments being covered by fairings, my suggestion would be to perform a test of the light bulb circuit .
You need to remove the front cover of the engine to gain access to the alternator.
Remember to remove the negative lead from the battery before removing the cover.
After reattaching the battery cable, with the key in the 'ON" position, place a metal object between the two slip rings on the alternator rotor .
If the bulb and wiring to it are good, the "GEN' light will come on .
If the light doesn't come on, you need to get to the light bulb and check it for continuity and security in the socket, it's a 'wedge' type bulb, not a great application in this case .
There's a 'fix' for the bulb going out, it requires you to connect a 330 ohm resistor between the two wires for the 'GEN' light somewhere in the wiring harness .
If the bulb and circuit test good, most likely problem is with the rotor .