Suzuki Katana 600 fuel leak through air filter box ? Help!?

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For future reference always give year, make, engine size and model # when asking questions. We need all of that info to give an informed answer.
Sometimes the year can make a difference.

Bring it back to where it was serviced.
They didn't do a good job.
Look in the gas tank - if you see any rust or junk floating around - install an in-line fuel filter.
 
Hi,
I've recently got my Katana 600 serviced, and carbs cleaned and yesterday since it was giving me a bit of trouble..
Now, after driving it for about 20 mins at good speed, when I parked the bike (on side stand), I got a pool of fuel dripping below it in a couple of minutes..
Upon checking further, I found that drip coming through the Air Filter housing (outlet) vent somehow..
When I put it back to the main stand though, it stopped, and the same thing happened later in the evening too..
Any idea what exactly could I be missing here..? Could it be some setting of the petcock tab? Could it be something wrong with the fuel level or fuel pipes anyhow ?

Help appreciated. :)

Cheers,
J.
Apologies for not adding the details earlier.
It's a 2000 model Suzuki Katana GSX 600 F
 
For future reference always give year, make, engine size and model # when asking questions. We need all of that info to give an informed answer.
Sometimes the year can make a difference.

Bring it back to where it was serviced.
They didn't do a good job.
Look in the gas tank - if you see any rust or junk floating around - install an in-line fuel filter.
 
For future reference always give year, make, engine size and model # when asking questions. We need all of that info to give an informed answer.
Sometimes the year can make a difference.

Bring it back to where it was serviced.
They didn't do a good job.
Look in the gas tank - if you see any rust or junk floating around - install an in-line fuel filter.
 
One or more carburetor floats are sticking and allowing fuel to over flow from the carburetor(s).
 
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