VFR750 Mini Buggy - North Squaw Peak Trail

Access to the Squaw Peak Trail-Uinta National Forest, UT, closes in mid November. This is one last run up there before the trail closes for the season. It was partly sunny and about 54° in the canyon, but as the elevation climbs the temperatures dropped to the high 30s and rain and hail started coming down. We got soaked in just a few minutes.
Unedited, straight from the GoPro HD Hero. I kept the waterproof door on so the sound is muffled but it kept the camera clean and dry.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• mini buggy
• VFR 750
• buggy build
• squaw peak
• utah
• go pro HD
• off road

[roy777700]

are the truck tires better than the atv tires?

[yerfdog313]

@roy777700 They have less rolling resistance and offer more ground clearance. Additionally, they have a higher load rating for the weight of the buggy, and look more proportional to the wheelbase length (101") and size of the buggy.

[JeffJefferyJeff]

Very nice Video!!

[benniehitchcock]

Wow, that thing glides over the bumps! Good choice using the v4. Gear driven cams, nice torque and tough as old boots ;)

[glassglowz]

Very cool video! Your suspension seems to work very well. Did your engine die at the end?

[Luka464]

See 1400 cc Kawasaki Ninja engine in your future ; )

[ferrari2k7]

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