Trans Oil Low After Ride.

[ChuckleBerry]

The past few times I've taken the bike for a fifteen minute or so ride and come back there is no oil when I check the case with the dipstick. Either I'm not taking something into consideration or I have a problem... Any input would be helpful.

[trickedcarbine]

Check the seal behind the sprocket.

[Larry's Shee]

Assume you let it sit a bit and are screwing the cap in to check. If there is no obvious leak, it would have to be burning it. Case leak or crank seal

[98_sheester]

Do a leak down test to see if you have any leaks your not seeing and make sure your dipstick is original or atleast for a banshee

[AKheathen]

well, first is common sense:  look for an oily area.......

[do-work-son]

Assume you let it sit a bit and are screwing the cap in to check. If there is no obvious leak, it would have to be burning it. Case leak or crank seal

Per owners manual it says not to screw the cap down to just set it back on the thread.

[RadarRacing]

I have seen numerous bikes that have a right side crank seal leak8ng and while they dont suck oil they will pressurize the trans case and blow quite a bit out the vent tubes. I havent seen any blow all of it out tho. I would think the cases would have to be leaking or the drain bolt would have to be leaking very badly for all of it to disappear.