Start Up After 5 Month Winter Storage- Advice Please

Hi all- In late November I put my Thruxton RS up for winter in my unheated garage. I did a final ride, replaced the engine oil and filter, cleaned the bike and sprayed with anti-corrosion, added stabilizer and filled the tank with fresh premium gas, cleaned and lubed the chain and put it up on front and rear stands. I did not add oil to the cylinders and crank per the manual.
My plan is to change the engine oil again before start up, but my question is: Should I add some engine oil to the cylinders and hand crank the engine before startup? I've not done this with previous bikes and had no issues. What do you do?

 

Thanks for the input. FYI: The Thruxton manual says to change the oil if stored more than 4 months and to do the oil in cylinders when putting the bike up for winter. As I mentioned, I didn't do the later, however, I may still do the oil change because my unheated garage w/no start for 5 months to rid water condensation in the oil on startup will potentially cause diminished oil protection on start and before full operating temperature is reached to boil off the water. I assume that is the reason for Triumph's recommendation. It is relatively cheap insurance, I feel. I didn't do the cylinders, so this will be a partial compensation to the recommendation for storage regarding the engine.

 

Oh, and I have had the batter connected in the bike for trickle charge all this time.

 

Thanks- I never start up during storage because of not being able to reach adequate temps to boil off water as is your and the predominant view. It's too salty and icy to ride in the winter here in New England from December to usually sometime in early to mid March. I have never changed oil in the spring on other bikes, only just before storage, but Ducati and Honda give no such advice unlike Triumph, and I have not owned a Triumph before- that's why I posed the question. It may not matter, but this bike is a keeper for me, so I want to do all I can for longevity sake. I'll probably change the oil for my peace of mind as you say, but won't worry about oil in the cylinders.