So the tube that used to run into the airflow box has a very small amount of a milky white in color and about as thick as creamer for coffee.

ran the bike today maybe 10 to 15 miles from my fathers garage to my house. parked it and went about daily routine and saw the contrast of color on the bike.

any idea what that could be?

Oil mixed with water makes a coffee creamer color liquid...
Oil in the tube is normal,... the water is probably from condensation in the tube...
Clean out the tube,.. but, it's probably nothing to worry about... any condensation in your oil will probably evaporate once you run it up to operating temp...
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it was capped off with a rubber cap.... no idea where that is. Is that line under any type of compression that could blow the cap off?

maybe put a small filter on the end of it? where it is right now doesnt look good leaking oil over the battery and belt guard.

Key words here..( in my opinion) are "used to run into the air box" and "capped up"
Did you cap it? How do you know it "used to" run into the air box? and why was it capped?
Milky white is water condensation and oil, usually. When you uncapped it did it run down the battery?
Please step back an post a picture of where the hose originates.... that will give us a better idea of what it is and where it should go.
One other thing.... how long was it sitting and in what humidity and temperature? sounds like it was stored outside in the shade (or covered) and was put out in the sun for a few, (then started or an attempted start).... or a garage that was not heated for the winter.
If you ran it for 15 to your house, you should be good to go if you change that oil....
If after the oil change it still drains that color.... you should check your casing bolts for tight.... might be that water is getting in the case through the split line, but if its not leaking oil, i'm not sure where else.

that would be the hose. Airbox was removed so i guess a small filter from advanced auto or some similar store. Looks like my local store has one in stock http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p/spectre-breather-filter-10mm-black-3991/10...

and was stored in unheated garage while work was done on it then to my fathers garage also unheated. Drove it home and was parked outside.

I do not have to remove tank to remove tha tube do I for cleaning?

maybe a oz or 2 exactly what is in the pic less the spot where i brused it with my finger.

i want to try to keep it someplace noticable that way if it does need to be cleaned i can see it. out of sight out of mind for me for a lot of things if i run it lower and put the filter on it ill forget to check it for cleaning.

I would just fire up the bike and ride it for a hour or two getting it hot enought to cook the moisture out of the tube. It still needs a filter to keep the crud out of it but 'm beting the moisture came from it sitting in a cold garage and then being run for a short time.