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I'm sure you've checked it already, but you might want to make sure that the PDWA is working properly, or is properly taken out of the system. Leaks across it could cause a loss in pressure at the front calipers. Also, and I'm sure this isn't the case, a fellow at the MG club this weekend related a story about an old Jag he'd bought and tried to drive home, only to discover the brakes were poor. Turned out that a PO had switched the lines from the front and rear parts of the M/C, so that the front brakes were getting rear brake pressure and vice versa. That would do it, too, but it's an extreme long shot.
Edward