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    Popping out the exhaust when cold

    When I first fire up my bike with the choke on it pops out the exhaust quite a bit. After it warms up it goes away. All this talk about valve adj. makes me wonder if there are some valves out of whack. Is this a correct assumption? I had a Nova a few years ago and there were some valves hung up and it acted exactly the same. Maybe no connection though. Just a thought. Thanks guys 1981 GS 850 GL

    #2
    too much choke. its normal. when its poping give it a little less choke. just enoph to keep the revs up.

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      #3
      My first instinct would be to clean the choke circuit on the carbs. Poping in the exhaust is a lean mixture sympthom. Can you tell if its one or more cylindrs making the noise?

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        #4
        This could also be caused by a lean condition on the pilot fuel circuits. Have the pilot fuel screws been adjusted?
        With the bike at idle, give it a quick rev to 4-5K. Does it immediately return to a steady idle or does it drop a couple of hundred rpm below the set idle and then recover? If so, again, you might try riching up the pilot fuel screws.

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