tkeswede

I have noticed a bit of oily looking spots on front fender as well. Keeping an eye on it, plan on going and having dealer check it out since it is still in warranty. I don't use a pressure washer and try not to get much water by any bearing. I think the heat is the biggest thing that causes the grease to come out.

CropdusterDoug

Same situation with my old 1986 Tour Glide Classic. There was what I thought brake fluid on the right outer disc? I assumed that brake fluid was seeping around the caliper piston packing, so I put in a new packing and washed the pads with acetone. No change? Still had that grease film looking stuff on the disc? I couldn't see any grease coming from the front wheel bearings or brake fluid coming from the caliper? After the third disc cleaning with acetone and a paper towel, the problem stopped? Maybe some of that brake fluid had absorbed into the pad material, and using the brakes forced that absorbed fluid out onto the disc? I don't know, because the pads looked good when I took them out?