07-31-2021, 06:02 PM
@ Roger
I read your post with quite some feeling of "unbelievable". Bad fluid or not, as long as there is enough fluid in a hydraulic system, one of the four disk pads in front should have moved and this should have given you some brake action, enough to bring her to a stop after rolling of the center stand. But you said "absolutely no front brakes". Next you said, bleeding didn't show any fluid (on both sides ?).
Even so you fixed it (glad for you !), this is still worth better understanding. For you, to make sure it doesn't come back, for us, to avoid a similar situation.
Do you think you might be able to carefully describe once again what you did and in which sequence ?
I read your post with quite some feeling of "unbelievable". Bad fluid or not, as long as there is enough fluid in a hydraulic system, one of the four disk pads in front should have moved and this should have given you some brake action, enough to bring her to a stop after rolling of the center stand. But you said "absolutely no front brakes". Next you said, bleeding didn't show any fluid (on both sides ?).
Even so you fixed it (glad for you !), this is still worth better understanding. For you, to make sure it doesn't come back, for us, to avoid a similar situation.
Do you think you might be able to carefully describe once again what you did and in which sequence ?