I´l try to make it short!

The levers are soft , both front and rear.
All pads is in correct direction.
New front brake pads will be fitted after a good cleaning.
(If i don't see whats wrong when I change them)
(Thickness is good now though).
Front has old brakeoil, not changed.


Rear pads are a little worn but still there is enough material.
Rear brakes properly flushed with fresh brakeoil.No bubbles or contaiminants. My technique is to hold a thumb on the bleeding nipple and
hold down the brake lever while I remove the thumb and let the oil out in a can. Then I do this till I feel it has been completely flushed.

Thanks for the good tips everyone!
I still think that is strange that both front and rear brakes both react the same.
My guess is that it´s something with the mastercylinder or crap in the system...
I will do as Andy suggested for the moment and see if something turns up.

I will consider to get a mastercylinder from cbr1000rr if it´s wrong with my existing one.
Thanks for that tip!

Now there are´nt any stupid questions so if you think you know what can be wrong, please let me know!