Come on fellas, take it easy, itcler the fella the prob has communting.
I typed a reply earlier, but deleted it before posting because I'm just not sure what he's talking about, or he's a banned member being purposely obtuse.
If the oil is overflowing without oil having been added, it's either fuel or coolant.
If coolant drips into the sump slowly enough, it will settle to the bottom and push the oil up and out, without making the oil milky. Running the bike will show that problem quickly enough, and put a hurt on moving parts as the water provides no lubrication.
If it's fuel, it will more readily mix with the oil and should smell like fuel.
I suggest draining the oil from the bike. Leave the drain plug out. Check the fuel tank and the radiator coolant levels. Top them off if necessary, then watch the drain hole - if it's filling as fast as you say, you'll see fuel or coolant coming out soon enough.