nope,

cold oil is thicker. Think maple syrup. cold, it's thick, heat it up a bit and it flows.

I've found that the best time to do the oil is after about 1 mile of riding. The oil is warm enough to flow well, but not to hot to burn the shit out of you while trying to change it

The main reason to change the oil when it's warm vs cold is warm oil picks up dirt and other crap that have settled in low places after the motor cools.

The warm oil carries the dirt and other crap through the motor and out the drain.

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manual.

That's all I'm going to say...

manual.

That's all I'm going to say...