Then I would consider those numbers normal. Again, the iron is from the compensator, the silicone from the vent, and it just occured to me that the aluminum is probably from the chain momentarily hitting the case on rapid deceleration. There is no filter so whatever gets in the oil stays in the oil, and is probably why HPL is flagging it The oil you are using is top notch, and while you could safely run it to 10k, I would look into going no more than 5k, because you also have to consider there is clutch material not detected by sample floating around in there too. I bet your mag plug had fuzz on it as well. Completely normal. I wouldn’t worry about sampling the primary because of the above explanation. The metal they use on the compensator ramps isn’t the best, and you’ll continue to see high iron. Unless you beat on the bike, your compensator should still last thousands of miles. I’d worry more about what the engine is showing than I would the primary, just change oil and ride.