The firecrow is due to gasoline without burning that it comes out by the exhaust valve and runs into the very hot exhaust pipe.
This phenomenon is due either to a defective ignition (dirty spark plugs or in poor condition) or a poor carburation in mixture richness, or the accumulation of carbonilla residues in the butt and escape.
The carbon is precisely removed by circulating with the motorcycle giving cane, and when reaching higher than normal temperatures, it is when the explosions per exhaust occur when reducing.
The richness of the mixture is seen by carburation to the motorcycle, anyway a good way to know it is to put new spark plugs and circulate with the motorcycle at full gases for a minute or two, then stop the engine immediately without letting it turn to idle, you take out the spark plugs and they must have a light brown color, if they are too dark, the mixture has too much gasoline In gasoline. Both one thing and another make the motorcycle petardé.
The third probable cause is the ignition point and the state of the spark plugs, poor spark = no gasoline.
All the best.