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Bought my Xbones a few weeks ago, and I went out to throw a couple of bolt-ons on it yesterday and noticed a small spot of fluid on the ground under the bike, right around the back of the primary. I checked the primary for leaks around the seal, and nothing. I did noticed a small hose that looks like it runs down from the battery box, and there's no termination. I don't have access to a service manual to find it, and it's hard to describe to get a decent google search.
What is the hose for? And should I be concerned that a month-old bike is already marking its territory?
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Identifying a hose
