Problem: How to change the oil and oil filter on a motorcycle
Set up your spot.
This is one of the most important steps. You don't want to be running around looking for tools, containers and rags while oil is flowing out of your bike and your hands are too slick to turn a doorknob! Check the " things you'll need " section to get everything ready. OPTIONS:
- Locate your clutch hole (the one closest to the oil pump). Use a shovel to dig out the clutch hole using a screwdriver.
- Put your bike on the side stand, center-stand or rear-stand if you have one. Put your drain pan approximately under the bolt.
- When you're using the bike, start off with a clean rag or rag and take some oil off your palms. Use the rag to wipe off any oil, grime or dirt on your hands and arms.
- The oil filters that you want to change will be listed on the menu. You'll need different size tube tubes for larger users and larger tubes for smaller users.

Answer: Put your bike on the side stand, center-stand or rear-stand if you have one. Put your drain pan approximately under the bolt.

Problem: A person is rowing a canoe down a river. A child is sitting in front of them. a bicycle OPTIONS:
- is sitting in front of the two.
- is leaning against a railing on a bridge.
- is there on the bank behind them.
- shop is in the background.

Answer: is leaning against a railing on a bridge.

Problem: A person uses a brush to scrub a shoe over a sink. They wipe the shoe off with a white towel. he OPTIONS:
- lifts up the shoe to show the camera.
- rubs soap onto the shoe.
- holds open the other shoe, takes the wet shoe and puts it on paper towel under the faucet.
- sprays water on the shoe in the sink.
Answer: lifts up the shoe to show the camera.