Oil leak! Help me!

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Dear friends!
First, I would like to thank all your comments! I have to follow the instructions of some people here!

Because of the language barrier, so I would like to report a summary of the image:

Oil leak in CYLINDER HEAD COVER: It is the fault of the manufacturer. I had to remove the CYLINDER HEAD COVER and glue into the head cover gasket:

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Results: It's very dry. No oil leakage phenomenon any more:

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Oil leak in Crankcase:

This phenomenon is not leaking oil.
I have followed the instructions of Lola:

Another thought I have is since this is a US model that was purchased in the States and was shipped to your dealer in vietnam maybe they sprayed cosmoline for corrosion prevention on parts of your motorcycle.

Cosmoline-Its most common use is in the storage and preservation of some firearms, hand tools, machine tools and their tooling, and marine equipment. Entire vehicles can be preserved with cosmoline when being shipped.

Clean all the areas where oil residue is showing, clean it good. Check torque on all hardware close to the areas. Ride it in your normal fashion, check for leakage after every ride (try and catch it when it first leaks to see point of origin).............the rate at which it leaks will determine what kind of action you should take.
Good luck.

this is a good suggestion. But instead of Riding it I would advice not to.

Clean the engine with degreaser in all areas where there are signs of leaking then when everything on the engine is dry Start the engine and let it idle. Most likely you will see where the leaks are coming from. If you need help with any torque values or diagrams send me a message and I will email you whatever information you need.

goodluck

Results: It's very dry.

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you did have it fixed - they even let you to clean the bike in the shop! make sure to use air blowers to remove water from engine's fins

so now we know where the weak spots are