Hey all,
I looked through a few previous questions about coolant leaks/coolant issues and wasn't confident I got the answer to my question.
Bike info: 2002 CRB600 F4i
This past weekend, I topped off (to the upper mark on the tank) the coolant reservior. Rode it a few times, with no visible issues and normal operating temps (between 80-100c).
This morning, on the way into work while stopped at a light - a guy waiting for a streetcar who is standing only a few feet away comments that 'your bike is leaking anti-freeze'. There was a small puddle of yellow liquid on the pavement (I put in yellow motul coolant). I should have gotten off right away and looked at it, but I rode to the next light - and kept an eye out. I didn't see anymore coolant at the next few lights, and the temp stayed in the normal range.
Once I got to work, I looked at the rad cap, and tubes attached but didn't see any obvious signs of liquid.
My question is: do I simply continue to monitor? Is there steps I should be taking?
Thanks for any suggestions!
I looked through a few previous questions about coolant leaks/coolant issues and wasn't confident I got the answer to my question.
Bike info: 2002 CRB600 F4i
This past weekend, I topped off (to the upper mark on the tank) the coolant reservior. Rode it a few times, with no visible issues and normal operating temps (between 80-100c).
This morning, on the way into work while stopped at a light - a guy waiting for a streetcar who is standing only a few feet away comments that 'your bike is leaking anti-freeze'. There was a small puddle of yellow liquid on the pavement (I put in yellow motul coolant). I should have gotten off right away and looked at it, but I rode to the next light - and kept an eye out. I didn't see anymore coolant at the next few lights, and the temp stayed in the normal range.
Once I got to work, I looked at the rad cap, and tubes attached but didn't see any obvious signs of liquid.
My question is: do I simply continue to monitor? Is there steps I should be taking?
Thanks for any suggestions!