shifter seal

[Randolph Peters]

Guys
BTW and I don't want to start another oil thread.
But I've seen that Mobil 1  makes a 20w50 "Motorcycle Oil" synthetic. 
So does Castrol.
I 've always used Castrol synthetic 10w40 (heaviest I could find) for the summer months when most of my riding is done for the year.
In Texas and Louisiana where I ride most  temperatures hover around 90 -100F most of the summer.
Now suddenly  you cannot find anything but 5w30, 0w30, 5w40 (hardly) on my local Autozone, O'Reilly, etc. shelves.
Hence my interest in the "Motorcycle Oils"
Question: anybody uses them?
Are they worth the extra expense?
Thanks again.
Randy from New Orleans
 

From: Randolph Peters <arpee44 at yahoo.com>
To: Randy Peters <ARPEE44 at yahoo.com> 
Sent: Monday, April 9, 2012 11:16 AM
Subject: shifter seal

Hi Guys,
I just got in a replacement seal for my weeping shifter seal and I intend to replace it when doing an oil change today or tomorrow.
I would therefore be grateful for any tips/techniques for removing the old one.
Thanks.
Randy from New Orleans,
Ex GPZ
Current ZZR 1200/
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