removing road bits for track bike

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   Ok then I am putting my Mille on the track so have took most of the road electrics off, next job is the fans as I am not expecting to be sat in traffic etc so shouldn't need them, if I just remove the fans and the relay will the ecu see it as a fault and alter the fueling if it does start to to get hot and it doesn't see the fans coming on, does the ECU even monitor things like fans?
I won't be needing the speed sensor so is that likely to cause any probs if I take it off?
Anyone recommend some cheap rearsets, don't need the bling so nothing like Gilles etc but would like to move the rear brake master cylinder on to them and get it away from the engine.

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tricolourmille Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Premium Member Joined: 11 Feb 2008 Location: Stoke on Trent Status: Offline Points: 132	Post Options Post Reply Quote tricolourmille Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: removing road bits for track bike Posted: 26 Feb 2008 at 20:28
	Ok then I am putting my Mille on the track so have took most of the road electrics off, next job is the fans as I am not expecting to be sat in traffic etc so shouldn't need them, if I just remove the fans and the relay will the ecu see it as a fault and alter the fueling if it does start to to get hot and it doesn't see the fans coming on, does the ECU even monitor things like fans? I won't be needing the speed sensor so is that likely to cause any probs if I take it off? Anyone recommend some cheap rearsets, don't need the bling so nothing like Gilles etc but would like to move the rear brake master cylinder on to them and get it away from the engine.