Nope do not do it
No I would say your good with the oil you have in bike at that mileage. The oils these days are so much better than the old oils it is a vast improvement. The new cars allot of them are good for 15 thousand miles before an oil change is needed like my VW Passat TDI. Everything has improved in the cars and in the filter systems and the synthetic oils and I consider Amsoil one of the best I use it in my bike also and they also say you can go longer than factory suggested oil changes using their oils.
The one thing I think many do with the storage of bikes and cars during the winter months is they leave them sit for 5 to 7 months totally sit. They worry more about a 100.00 battery than the motor on the bike. After that amount of time sitting especially that long they throw the battery in the bike and crank it over and just start it up. I believe and I assume I am right that there is no oil left any place in the top end and on some other parts at all after that great amount of time it has all dripped down. I am lucky I have a heated garage or parking and I often go down about every two weeks and start my bike let it warm up a bit and then cover it again. God just nice to hear the bike run makes the winter a bit shorter not much but a bit.
I had a big block 454 at one point a camper truck and all it was used for and it sat usually in garage for 7 to 8 months never thought of it then. When July rolled around I would climb in it and start it up a couple days before holidays. Truck had less than 18 thousand miles on it when I sold it after 15 years of use. The friend I sold it to had to rebuild the top end of engine shortly after as valve guides were dry and cracked and I believe it to be from minimal use and starting it with out any top end lube in there at all.
So by my experience run your oil longer but start you bike more often during storage that is more important than many think.
My opinion only.
No I would say your good with the oil you have in bike at that mileage. The oils these days are so much better than the old oils it is a vast improvement. The new cars allot of them are good for 15 thousand miles before an oil change is needed like my VW Passat TDI. Everything has improved in the cars and in the filter systems and the synthetic oils and I consider Amsoil one of the best I use it in my bike also and they also say you can go longer than factory suggested oil changes using their oils.
The one thing I think many do with the storage of bikes and cars during the winter months is they leave them sit for 5 to 7 months totally sit. They worry more about a 100.00 battery than the motor on the bike. After that amount of time sitting especially that long they throw the battery in the bike and crank it over and just start it up. I believe and I assume I am right that there is no oil left any place in the top end and on some other parts at all after that great amount of time it has all dripped down. I am lucky I have a heated garage or parking and I often go down about every two weeks and start my bike let it warm up a bit and then cover it again. God just nice to hear the bike run makes the winter a bit shorter not much but a bit.
I had a big block 454 at one point a camper truck and all it was used for and it sat usually in garage for 7 to 8 months never thought of it then. When July rolled around I would climb in it and start it up a couple days before holidays. Truck had less than 18 thousand miles on it when I sold it after 15 years of use. The friend I sold it to had to rebuild the top end of engine shortly after as valve guides were dry and cracked and I believe it to be from minimal use and starting it with out any top end lube in there at all.
So by my experience run your oil longer but start you bike more often during storage that is more important than many think.
My opinion only.
