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Hi, Anonymous oil leaking from your air cleaner is caused by oil carryover from the engine. For whatever reason, the breather system is not separating enough oil mist and air from the piston downstroke. There are cheap and quick easy fixes and there are more expensive ones. First, make sure your breather hoses are not dry-cracked-pinched if they are ok you can start by trying the following:
1. Run your oil level halfway between the add and full mark when hot.
2. Run oil breather lines from the head into a TEE fitting be low carb/induction module then a single line into a mini-filter or PVC valve under the frame.
3. Purchase Arlen Ness Super Sucker.
4. Replace umbrella valves and realign oil pump.
5. Replace piston rings and follow proper driving seating procedures
6. Upgrade the oil pump and cam plate.
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when was the last time you changed the gas filter, sometimes it will clog under use and if let sitting will clear it self enough for the bike to start then clog again shortly after being started.
If I were you, I'd request that a new rear wheel, caliper, and caliper bracket be put on the bike under warranty. If this bike is still under warranty and got less than a thousand miles on it and this kind of problem, no doubt about it I'd ask for everything back there to be replaced. If that doesn't work, call the Customer Service dept. at the factory. You should be able to get the number on their site. There's evidently something seriously wrong back there and I wouldn't have it. Claim that you're afraid to ride the bike for fear of the rear wheel locking up in the middle of a turn. Keep all receipts and document everything.
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