[flatlander]

I opted to put a smaller fire extinguisher in the cab between the seats. Made a bracket out of aluminum, drilled some holes and used M6x1x20mm pan head screws to attach it to the panel that covers the rollover valve. Won't get clogged with mud or be out in the elements. Nor will it get knocked off or lost and it's easily accessible.

 

[Rocky Heap]

I run this set-up on my rear roll bar above the storage box.........it's rock solid and easy access for someone else who doesn't know you have one hidden between the seats. I also carry one in the "cup holder" on the passenger door.

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[Krawler]

I opted to put my fire extinguisher in the cab between the seats. Made a bracket out of aluminum, drilled some holes and used M6x1x20mm pan head screws to attach it to the panel that covers the rollover valve. Won't get clogged with mud or be out in the elements. Nor will it get knocked off or lost and it's easily accessible by driver or passenger.
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Nice work. Just at one of these on each side.

 

[Remote 8]

Nice install!

An in cab extinguisher is a good idea. We have a small one in the passenger door cup holder thingie in addition to a cage mount. You never know when you will need it. A handy extinguisher saved my house a number of years ago when my dumb stupid tired self made an almost fatal mistake. Left a lighter fluid container on top of the wood stove after a long tiring snowplowing session. Can you say great balls of fire? 🙄

 

[Rocky Heap]

Never ever heard of a KRX catching fire, so we carry them for the RZR's we ride with! grins.

 

[BobX2]

I really hate seeing those in the doors. Better hope you have a helmet on if you tumble. I much prefer mine in a solid mount. Everyone should be carrying one on board somewhere.
Mine is mounted in a secure, well protected position yet easy to see and get to in a hurry if needed.

 

[Rocky Heap]

Bob what are those rear mud flaps you run forward of the rear wheels? Rock Blox?

 

[Raymond Noodle]

Nice mount! One inside and one outside. When you need an extinguisher you don’t want to be looking for one or struggling to get to it.

 

[Raymond Noodle]

Hey bob unfamiliar with these rear flaps. What kind of coverage do they offer? Is it for spinning tires in reverse? Curious. Thanks
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[BobX2]

Bob what are those rear mud flaps you run forward of the rear wheels? Rock Blox?

Yup. Rokblokz they are. Very impressed with them. They have been folded up flat against the trailing arms countless times sliding over rocks. Hooked them in the rear channel of my trailer backing off without the ramps and folded them up in all sorts of ways. Got it off the trailer and they went right back into their normal shape. You can buy replacement flaps for them if you ever somehow tear them up.
Sliding over the rocks

 

[BobX2]

Hey bob unfamiliar with these rear flaps. What kind of coverage do they offer? Is it for spinning tires in reverse? Curious. Thanks
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They are to keep rocks, mud and dirt from front wheel roost from being thrown up into your rear wheels to protect the inside of your wheels and brakes/brake calipers. They protect your lower shock from front wheel roost as well if you don't have guards on them like the ones Kawasaki puts on from the factory.

 

[Remote 8]

I really hate seeing those in the doors. Better hope you have a helmet on if you tumble. I much prefer mine in a solid mount.

Very good point! Since the photo was taken several months ago the door extinguisher has been secured to the tubular frame part of the door with a #600 NRS strap. In fact, everything of any mass in the cab, including stuff behind the seats is strapped down. Not perfect set up, but better than pants on fire and a blank look. The #5 bottle behind drivers head on bar is a quick release.

 

[Johnstd]

I mounted mine over the dash between the seats, so either the driver or passenger can quickly get to it.

 

[Rocky Heap]

 

[flatlander]

One inside and one outside.

Always a good idea. The inside one is a 5-B:C Auto/Marine. The 10-B:C A/M and first aid kit is in the cargo box. I ride solo, if that changed I'd want to get the larger one out on the cage.

 

[Stevemack]

I run an Element 50 in the cab, within reach of driver/passenger.

and a 2.5lb ABC ext on a Drake Quick Release mount on the rear roll bar.