Coyote bikes, does anyone know where they're from?
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the dh3 was and is still a good frame 
one of my mates has one and won't part with it
the later ones have good travel and nice chunky tubes
i had this >
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... ght=coyote
took ages to sell it but jay got a bargin
one of my mates has one and won't part with it the later ones have good travel and nice chunky tubes
i had this >
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... ght=coyote
took ages to sell it but jay got a bargin
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^ Not the most recent pic. There are tyres and grips now!
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Sorry, the only other one I have at the mo is a (bad) closeup of the rear suspension.big.eck":35fhez8f said:LOT'S more pictures please
It's a freaky frame. If you know how the Lawwill fork works (Frame stays put, wheel moves up and down) the rear end does the same. The rear is sprung on twin elastomers -one either side of the chainstays. It actually works quite well.
Other than that I know little about the frame. Maybe it is the only one.
I've just bought a slightly different crank so hopefully after finding some derailleurs I can take it for a test run
EDIT:
I found an early mock up shot.
