I have had this motorcycle for a few months and did not notice any leaks from the  front fork seals. Recently it started leaking a little on each side (TOP) and runs all the way down the front forks. and drips on the ground.  My wife does not not ride much. Can it be the heat - Arizona - closed garage - 115 degrees or do I need to replace the seals.

Thanks

When a bike is not ridden frequently the fork seals can dry out.
They will then leak for a few miles until they swell up again.
Also it is possible that dirt has got under the lips of the seals. In which case you can clean them very easily.
Go to You Tube for the procedure to clean them. I have had success with cleaning the seals. Good luck.

+1 for cleaning!

My left fork seal sprung a minor leak. I thought, "Oh boy, here comes a fun project." But then I saw the recommendation to clean them. Fixed the issue 100%. Replacing the fork seals would have actually been an indirect fix to the problem, as I'm sure the crud would have been removed as a side effect when replacing the seals.

There is a tool called "Seal Mate" you can use to do the job as well as a guide in the tech section. The tool was sold out all across town when I looked for it, but you can easily cut one out for yourself out of pretty much any piece of thing plastic. I used a file folder from Target.