I've got one for Ms Peel but ain't put one on Trixie yet but always have a CO2 type on hand working on them. There are 3 types, most common in small size are powders that make a huge mess, but less than a fire. then the gas CO2, argon etc types which need to be fair size to get coverage, spray pain can size, last are the most rare, liquid type like the CO2 foam kind that also make a mess. Liquid types are the oldest. Ebay search for various examples and ideas. I'm going with a pressurized brass liquid squirter figuring can hit all areas on a motorcycle. Remember to always start putting a cycle or car fire out from bottom up on the lower flames re-light what ya just put out above. Remember to try to move cycle out of a gas or oil spill before aiming extinguisher. Not sure where to mount this yet, likely slung under luggage rack. I mostly used mine to save someone else machine. Also thing to put bike on side to let flame miss most of the tank and wires.
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What us bikers really need is a 2 in one tool, a combined fire extinguisher and with an adapterto use as a tyre inflator that contains CO2 :?: