Frustrating start to the season

[DGS65]

Today I went to pickup my bike from storage at my in laws.  It was a little hard to start  then once started it ran rough for a bit.  I wasn't too concerned being I had run it dry at the end of the season as it started to smooth out my wife came over and notice there was a very steady drip maybe light stream of fuel.  It was very hard to see were the leak was coming from but again the bike sat dry so I assumed the floats were stuck,  I tried tapping the bowls it seemed to slow up a bit but not stop completely.   Being the bike was now running Pretty well I decided to drive it home were I can further work on it with tools at my disposal.  When I got it home I poured whatever seafoam I had in the tank and began looking closer, I found one of the hose lines from the carbs loose and fuel was dripping once reconnected the leak appears to have stopped.  I'm hoping this is all it was but I suspect it was part of a bigger problem.   

[Chrisj CMA]

What “hose line” are you referring to?

[DGS65]

Oddly the drain hose which would mean one of the other carbs is draining and backing up into the another but why didn't it drain out the bottom?

[The emperor has no clothes]

Sounds like fuel rail o-rings to me.

[Skinhead]

Let the o rings swell a little now that they are in contact with fuel.  Check it in a day or 2.

[9Ball]

Sounds like fuel rail o-rings to me.

Agreed...

[DGS65]

Update as many suspected it was likely the Orings  which seem to have corrected themselves once the swelled.
I had time to let the bike run in my driveway for a bit with seafoam in the tank.  I'm happy to say everything is working properly and the bike is running great.  I took it for a short ride and it runs like a charm plenty of power to get up and go!