Are tiny bubbles on top of oil normal?

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First time I payed attention to my oil after riding bike for an hour or so, I noticed layer of tiny small bubbles on top of it I was wondering is that fine? Oil is fine color and bike is running totally fine

[CaNsA]

Yes.
It's fine.

[Howling TerrorOutOfOffice]

No.
Someone's farted in your engine.
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Definately.
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[MCN]

Oil will have anti-foam additives but you always get some bubbles as there are tons of spraying bits.
The anti-foam additive will not let the bubbles become excessive. That would allow air and not oil to be pumped around the system. Air is not a good lubricant.

Unless your foam damper is broken.

Edit: The bike on fire above obviously had a failure of its foam dampener valve, the foam became excessive and ignited when the rider pegged it in a bend and ignited the air-rich mixture.


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[Nutz]

Poor gsxr