Taking Monster out of hibernation

[RAT900]

OK so my 2002 900ie has been sitting on the stands for about a year and a half except for a 4 mile trip to get inspected. 

The year before it got only 500 miles on the clock

in 2010 I put on a pair of Pilot 2CT tires which have plenty of life still on them...about 2500 miles of wear

I had also changed out the timing belts back then


Should I be good to go with what is on the bike or should I be concerned about any "aging" of the rubbery bits?

[Ddan]

I'd drain and replace the gas, check the belt rollers to make sure they're free and run it.

[ducpainter]

I'd ride it as is.

You should change the rubbery bits next season.

[zooom]

I'd drain and replace the gas, check the belt rollers to make sure they're free and run it.

You should change the rubbery bits next season.

+1 to both of these....

[wiggsmeister]

+1 to both of these....

So you'd ride as is and drain the gas and check the belt rollers huh? I sense a little contradiction right ther