Oil is leaking from your motorcycle’s forks. Why is this dangerous?

Question topic: Motorcycle , Safety and your motorcycle

Oil is leaking from your motorcycle's forks. Why is this dangerous?

Your suspension will be ineffective

Your steering is likely to seize up

The forks will quickly begin to rust

The motorcycle will become too noisy

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