Unless you run the bike up to full working temperature you will do more harm than good due to build up of acidic condensates. Every litre of fuel burnt produces an equal amount of water vapour which unless the bike is run up to operating temp will contaminate the engine oil.Better to remove battery unless you have an alarm/immobiliser fitted & bring indoors, occasionally trickle charging on an Optimate or similar-cold weather is the enemy of batteries.
when you say its getting a little bit cold ( & noting your from Asia) what temperature are you talking about?
Quote from: Robbie8666 on 21 January 2016, 07:56:08 amwhen you say its getting a little bit cold ( & noting your from Asia) what temperature are you talking about?10°C to 4°C here today, and rainning, and will keep ranning. though I never saw a snow here, but without indoor heating system, it's really cold.
Quote from: yamasaki on 22 January 2016, 12:43:24 amQuote from: Robbie8666 on 21 January 2016, 07:56:08 amwhen you say its getting a little bit cold ( & noting your from Asia) what temperature are you talking about?10°C to 4°C here today, and rainning, and will keep ranning. though I never saw a snow here, but without indoor heating system, it's really cold.That's a Scottish summer that is!