You'll need to remove your front sprocket cover and remove the huge wad of bubble gum, you're better off doing it now so you can keep riding in confidence. I had to do it on mine after approx 300km because I noticed some droplets, I didn't want any oil on my rear tire so I checked and the seal was dry but that wad of bubble gum was oozing when hot.Not sure yet. I'm continuously getting some oil seepage. Granted I only have 340 miles (at least 10 rides) on the bike, but by now the chain lube/gunk has already heated off and slung off (I think). What I'm seeing is thin oil. Possibly from the countersprocket seal, but I'm just guessing at this point. I'm going to hit break-in, change oil, clean and lube the chain, take off sprocket cover and clean...look at what I see. If I still get the thin oil leak I'll let everyone know. It will be going to the dealership at that point.
I finished my break-in period and also had the thin oil running down. I suspected countersprocket seal, so I took off cover and cleaned the chain grease out. I didn't see any visible leak and after putting everything back together I've gone another 400 miles with no thin oil below the cover. My bet is the thin oil is a wax coating that was on the chain and once it gets hot enough it starts to come off.Not sure yet. I'm continuously getting some oil seepage. Granted I only have 340 miles (at least 10 rides) on the bike, but by now the chain lube/gunk has already heated off and slung off (I think). What I'm seeing is thin oil. Possibly from the countersprocket seal, but I'm just guessing at this point. I'm going to hit break-in, change oil, clean and lube the chain, take off sprocket cover and clean...look at what I see. If I still get the thin oil leak I'll let everyone know. It will be going to the dealership at that point.
I had big blobs of it on my garage floor when I got the bike home. Thought mine (2018) had the countershaft seal issue but like yours it was just the chain greaseThere is ALOT of grease that comes off the Chain, sticks to the engine, gets hot and thins out looking like oil.