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Leak in drive shaft at swing arm.

Sam V Napoleon

Sam V Napoleon

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I came back from a ride yesterday and today I found the drive shaft leaking where it attaches to the swing arm. Help is appreciated as I’m not a mechanic lol. Bike is a 2018 V7III Stone.

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There can be oil in there migrating up from rear drive, that's why it's sealed. I know of another one that the clamp that holds the boot to swingarm on inside was not in correctly. It leaked, once fixed it didn't leak. Still have to pull it apart.
 
I reached out to my dealer, but beyond not knowing what is wrong...I have no idea if this is dangerous or just inconvenient. Any ideas?!?
 
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