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Im a noob so bear with me. Had spotting on the garage floor and upon further inspection looks like I have some kind of leak maybe coming from front wheel area.
I cant see anything obviously dripping looking for ideas on where to start. Pics below show color and wear its showing up after a quick ride.
Splatter on front fork cross bar On fender Front fender lip
This is the color, looks and same consistency of vegetable oil😂
You would be surprised where oil can travel when driven by wind. I found oil on the back of my engine cases between the engine and transmission. I was convinced I had a leak at the case seam. It turned out to be the right fork seal leaking.
You would be surprised where oil can travel when driven by wind. I found oil on the back of my engine cases between the engine and transmission. I was convinced I had a leak at the case seam. It turned out to be the right fork seal leaking.
I was worried I had a destroyed paint job and windshield on a big run once. I was covered in a mist on the freeway from a bike somewhere in front. I thought it was brake fluid. Turned out to be an exploded soda in the guys bag.
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Frontend Oil? Splatter
