Spark arrestors and fire extinguishers?

[nzspokes]

300g is right. Pretty cheap to buy. The regs requiring testing are for commercial premises. Privately you can hang your extinguisher on your wall forever.

I sell the full range of fire protection equipment but you can probably get cheaper 300g extinguishers from Bunnings or Mitre 10. In some cases I can't compete with cheap Chinese stuff bought in bulk by the chain stores. Although all fire extinguishers must meet the NZ standards to be sold here.

I would need a dry powder then?

Cheers for the info.

[Edbear]

I would need a dry powder then?

Cheers for the info.

Yup! Mine are $34.00 RRP. Multi-class ABE extinguishers are cheapest and work on all types of fire so no matter if fuel, electrical or wood/paper.

I used to sell an aerosol type from Germany which was light and cheap but haven't been able to find them lately. I might look the manufacturer up and see if they still make them.

[nzspokes]

Yup! Mine are $34.00 RRP. Multi-class ABE extinguishers are cheapest and work on all types of fire so no matter if fuel, electrical or wood/paper.

I used to sell an aerosol type from Germany which was light and cheap but haven't been able to find them lately. I might look the manufacturer up and see if they still make them.

Do they have a bracket strong enough to be mounted on a trail bike?

[Edbear]

Do they have a bracket strong enough to be mounted on a trail bike?

They do have a carry pouch available, a belt pouch for $20.00.

[nzspokes]

They do have a carry pouch available, a belt pouch for $20.00.

Got a website I can look at them on?

[Edbear]

Got a website I can look at them on?

The website is only a general listing of the different classes unfortunately as there are too many models and types to list each one. I will see if I can find a pic, but might have to take my own pic. Not a silly idea actually...

[Edbear]

Got pics of the 300g extinguisher and the carry pouch