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airframer509
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Backfire on upshift
04/15/05 at 17:15:20
 
I removed the spacer from the carb, but my bike still backfires on an upshift, very rarely on downshift now or it is a low rumble at least, but a loud pop whenever you shift up to next gear.

What next?

eric

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Re: Backfire on upshift
Reply #1 - 04/15/05 at 18:22:17
 
removed the whole spacer?  should have only trimmed it down to half size.

backfires are normal in a big single. you will never fully get rid of them. i've ridden thumpers my whole life and i like em  they announce your presense.

read post titled white spacer mod in technical section for more information on the subject.
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Re: Backfire on upshift
Reply #2 - 04/15/05 at 19:48:22
 
I kinda like the backfire too.  I can do it on demand and avoid it when I want to (except sometimes when I park her, she farts...).

I think it's a cool feature of owning a Thumper.
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Re: Backfire on upshift
Reply #3 - 04/16/05 at 07:06:09
 
airframer509 wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:04:
I removed the spacer from the carb, but my bike still backfires on an upshift, very rarely on downshift now or it is a low rumble at least, but a loud pop whenever you shift up to next gear.

What next?

eric

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Part of it might be your shifting technique that causes the backfires on upshift, very rarely on downshift....throttle position and RPMs...

Either way, it is happening when you close the throttle.  You said "pop" which could be different from a backfire.  Depending on the interpretation, I am wondering if you have changed the exhaust.  If so, have you also changed the main jet?
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Re: Backfire on upshift
Reply #4 - 04/17/05 at 08:17:58
 
Today i was riding by an hd  shop she let out a big one Tongue Roll Eyes
i love my bike 8)

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Re: Backfire on upshift
Reply #5 - 04/18/05 at 02:38:18
 
Try easing off the throttle just a touch when you shift. If you let off a good bit, shift, and then whack the throttle, it's gonna backfire. I shift without the clutch for 2-3, 3-4, 4-5, and for 5-4, 4-3, 3-2, 2-N. No backfires, but if I miss the shift point by a couple hundred RPMs, there's gonna be a 98 parted out here... Takes a lot of practice, but, I find it smoother on me and the bike than using the clutch all the time.
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