I did a good pre trip as I have for over 40 years. This happened about 1000 miles into a several day excursion. When a bleed valve comes loose it is not something that is visible or gradual. It gets to the point where it is no longer restraining fluid and wonelly no brakes.
Now to my Harley/Champion
Dear factory rep. I LOVE MY CHAMPION and I really do.
Tmigala,
I lost my front bleeder valve, and had fluid all over, but I still had breaks in addition to my emergency brake. Granted, it does not provide good stopping power as the peddle goes almost to the floor, but it does stop. I was later told by TBMS that the Stallion system is designed to provde braking power from the rear if you loose your front, and viceversa. It feels like you lost everything, but you don't on a Stallion.