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| It only started the trouble after the fording? You might have a bad shift shaft seal or right side engine cover gasket that allowed some H2O to mix in with the oil. Drain the oil and replace and also clean the bike and inspect the shift shaft seal and right side engine cover gasket. Or worse you cracked the case and water flooded in.
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