Thanks for your suggestions. What I ended up doing was a bit of all suggestions. I waited a couple of days to see if the air in the lines would make it back up to the reservoir on the handlebars. I expected to see less fluid in there if it happened (the fliud would have replaced the air) but no luck and still no brakes. So I got myself a piece of clear hose and put it on the bleeders. I got a syringe from the local drug store, filled it up with brake fluid from the reservoir and then used it to slowly fill up the clear tubing. I cracked the bleeder open and using the syringe attached to the tubing slowwwwlyyyy pushed the fluid in to the bleeder valve. My daughter watched from up top and told me how much air was coming into the handlebar reservoir. There was lots of it. I could hear the bubbles coming through. I filled the syringe about 3 times from the reservoir and kept repeating it until there was no more air. I switched to the other side and repeated. Yahoo....brakes. I took the lid of the rear reservoir and bled the 2 front lowers and the back one the same way; looking for bubbles. It loooks like I have my brakes back. Thanks you all for your tips and tricks.
Doug
Doug
