Bill, The medical folks have me taking Vioxx at this time. I haven't had any prior experience with this type of injury, but the Vioxx seems to be working pretty good.
I wish you the best of luck in your future ABS road testing. When the system is working it's actually kind of fun. When it fails though... Take care, Duane ----- Original Message ----- From: "wghalley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2002 11:20 PM Subject: Re: WARNING: Road Test Your Front Anti-Lock Brakes at Your Own Peril Duane Good luck with the knee. <snip> Since the HU is designed not to interfere with normal braking action when it has even the slightest problem & it doesn't actually have anything to do with keeping or holding in the hydraulic pressure ( it releases pressure). <snip> It's my understanding that the HU contains a pump & replaces the pressure it releases. Otherwise very quickly you'd have the brake lever against the grip & no brakes at all until you released & reapplied the lever. Thanks for the warning but I'll go on testing mine. I'd rather dump the bike on a deserted road than find out it quit when I'm in a panic situation. Keep us in the loop on your ABS findings. By the way, I've found Naproxin sodium (aleve) works better for me than Ibuprofin. Bill
