What Causes Motorcycle Backfiring?

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Motorcycle backfiring can be attributed to the following reasons: Muffler and Exhaust Pipe Damage: Manifested as abnormal noises from the exhaust pipe when accelerating, with no unusual driving behavior but increased fuel consumption. Sometimes, noises may also come from the front section. Heat Shield Aging: Manifested as abnormal noises under the engine during low-speed driving or acceleration, especially in colder weather. The motorcycle needs to be lifted to check if there is a heat shield between the exhaust pipe and the ground, as aging of the heat shield may be the cause. Exhaust Pipe Damage: Manifested as abnormal noises during turns or forward movement, often originating from a damaged front wheel drive shaft joint.