[Nichelob]

I guess this is what happens when you ride for 7 minutes 10 times a week in the winter. In the foreground is the oil cap. In the background you can see the cream coating the oil window:

Cream has also "risen to the top" around the oil cap area in the engine case. I could use my finger to pull it out.

Condensation? I took it for a long ride today after I changed the oil. I let it sit for a while when I got back letting it sit around 212°F to boil any water out. Seems to have worked, will keep an eye on it.

 

[mattswgn]

Yes, it's almost certain that it's condensation. I've had this happen before when the weather is cold or wet. If it clears up after a good ride (1 hour or more) you're fine.

 

[doxiedog]

Shame on you, get out and RIDE that puppy.

 

[Nichelob]

Shame on you, get out and RIDE that puppy.

Oh, I am! But, I've got another weapon for the weekend, the SV is in it's commuter stage of life right now :fiddy:

Thanks for the confirmation, mattswgn.

 

[element155]

creamy you say, thats not condensation, your bikes been cheating on you and not using protection

 

[Nichelob]

creamy you say, thats not condensation, your bikes been cheating on you and not using protection

Dang it. I thought she was running out of rubber a little too quickly.

 

[element155]

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