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Kyle, I owned a Unimog U1300L and there is no way that the Mite can go where the Mog could go. You have mentioned that the Mite can go anywhere a Mog can but you always state that you go around things. That isn't the same thing. The Mite is cool, fun, capable but certainly not a Unimog and...

Kyle, Yes, I did say that I kept up with some of the Mogs and all of the Pinzs. However, I will not accept that a Mite can go anywhere a Mog can go. It simply does not have the ground clearance and articulation that a Mog has. Overall, I was impressed with it's performance. It did much more...

Catching air in the Mighty Mite! Speeding down a trail and hitting a couple jumps in the Mite: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2URD0qo0L7M&feature=related

I couldn't tell you the mgp. It has plenty of power to zip over the obstacles. I even had forty fuel cans packed in the back at one point which was no problem at all for the Mite. The Westy in the background is actually a VW Syncrho. There are usually a quite a few Synchros at NWMF.

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The Westy is actually a VW Synchro. There were about fifteen Synchros at the event.

Actually...I took my Unimog U1300L in the water and when it dried off, it shrank. How was I supposed to know it said, "Do not tumble dry."?

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Well, I took my Mite on the obstacle course at Northwest Mogfest. I was able to keep up with all of the Pinzgauers and most of the Unimogs. I am totally surprised at how well the Mite performed. I had it on three wheels, two wheels, and even in mid air. For those of you who only use your Mite...