First questions is Can it get wet. My bike needs a bath and I just changed the oil for the first time so the oil went everywhere cause I didnt know what I was doing so it needs a wash.  Is there any place on the bike that I should not point the spray nossle directly at??  IE. Any visable electral wires, at the air box, wtv.    

Second question is How long should I wait.  And this refers to the dreaded head cap plug seal son of a gun.  After the wash, I plan on taking any leaked oil residue away and ride it for an hour or so and see how much it leaks over a period of an hour. If it isnt much, Im not giong to change it. If i get drips on my jeans, I will consider trying to fix it. But how long should I wait to fix it, or am i able to just keep cleaning it after every ride and constantly check oil levels??  

Just got my license yesterday so im very excited to get these answers and take my first ride!!!

Don't spray a pressure washer at the wheel bearings. This bike doesn't have a chain, so you don't have to watch out for that. Remember motorcycles will run in the rain and on wet roads, so you don't have to worry too much about getting it wet.

Don't spray the chain with the pressure washer, as it will remove the lubricant. It can also force detergent past the O-rings and contaminate the internal lube, which is the reason for not spraying wheel bearings.

In addition to the above cautions, don't blast any water into the handlebar switch housings.

The first time I washed mine I rode it shortly after and when I parked it I heard a boiling sound coming from the engine.  I was concerned, I thought the Oil was boiling out.  As it turned out there was a pool of water on the top of the engine.  The water was boiling off .....not a big deal, but I was concerned for a moment there.