Rubicon Exhaust Chirp
#1
Hi,
When I first start my Rubicon and rev it a little and let off the gas it has a chirp like sound. What could this be? I have talked to a few Honda riders and they have noticed the same. Any ideas?? It appears to mostly go away when the bike is warmed up to operating temp.
Thanks
When I first start my Rubicon and rev it a little and let off the gas it has a chirp like sound. What could this be? I have talked to a few Honda riders and they have noticed the same. Any ideas?? It appears to mostly go away when the bike is warmed up to operating temp.
Thanks
#3
My 05 Honda Rubicon was making the same chirping noise recently too. I adjusted my valves and started it back up and the chirp was still there. Eventhough the valves were due, it did not help a lot with the chirp. So i removed the 3 screws on my tailpipe and pulled the tip out and the chirp went away. I have no clue why the stock tip develops the stupid chirping. So i bought an aftermarket powertip for my ATV off EBAY for around $50 and relplaced the old tip with it. The tip comes with a spark arrester screen that makes it legal and increases the air flow making my Honda have a tad bit more power and makes the exaust a little louder and more throaty, but nothing too loud to annoy me. I think it now sounds nice, and anything beats that bird chirp that it was making before.
#4
Sounds like something is loose then it expands as it heats up. My parents foreman 500 has large hose clamps around the exaust that holds a heat shield on might check that and all screws or bolds and tighten them.
#5
I like DevRUBIrider's answer. There is something in the way these things are made inside that make them chirp when they get older. I have been able to clean some and it goes away, others no luck.
Annoying
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