Frequent oil changes are a necessary preventive measure for an engine in order to avoid aging and pollution acceleration of its wear. However, before you even get started, ensure that all necessary tools are available such as drain pan, a pair of rubber gloves, breaker bar, socket and filter wrench. It would be good to have enough rags or newspapers close by in case of any spills. Hoist it up on the hoist or lift it onto ramps or support it on jack stands for easy access to the underside of the vehicle. Get to know where the oil drain plug and oil filter is before commencing with this procedure as well as how you should act around hot exhaust and engine parts when doing so. The normal operating temperature of the engine should be reached prior to starting it up. Place the drain pan under the drain plug while lifting the vehicle then remove that plug and fully drain out all old oil from there since this will enable you see if there are any metal shavings or chips coming with it. Reinstall clean drained plug after cleaning its threads using brake cleaner till snug against tightness specified by manufacturer's documentations and with torque wrench tightened into position with 25Nm/18 ft lb/lbft (or use other units). For 2005 models and older ones pull off the old filter together with cleansing surface which supports it then verify whether this is same type like new one or not. Put clean engine oil on new filter's rubber gasket before installing it also following directions for tightening found at side label lower car down step without jerking up suddenly but gently touching ground instead releasing jacks end working compartment again proceed furtherunfasten cap housing screw element lubricate o-ring mount change element screw-on seal as well as install onto house tighten according recommended nm tighten cap specified amount new all quart 4 typically oil filler fill under replace check dipstick level if low add until again turn bike full repeat result check if these minutes after should be carried out on oil change trips around counter and leakages proper. The used oils should be properly disposed at appropriate facilities or collection points so as to prevent pollution of the environment.