How good are Coyote road bikes

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Stu9

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The frame's called ultra Easton tubing, means nothing to me, but people here will know.....it's certainly not heavy, or I didn't think so.....for the money he wants (350) the only other things were a carrerra virtuso and a few mtb's but it's a rd one I'm after
 

vickster

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Ask him how much the bike weighs. Triban 3 is around 10kg for reference
 
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Stu9

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Could do.....btw this is it..
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Stu9

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I do like it but after all the comments, I'm not sure.....I should stay away from forums
 

4F

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The weight of the bike or just the frame


The weight of the bike complete
 

goody

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If all the bearings run smooth and the rims aren't worn then That seems like a good buy the frame looks like it's had a bit more design put into it than my carrera, shaped seat tube down tube etc. Carbon fork, decent wheels top spec tyres, decent saddle. Shame it's not 9 speed. If it fits and it all works well go for it.

There's a bit on Easton Ultralite here
http://www.strongframes.com/more_stuff/materials_tech/specs/
 
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Stu9

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If all the bearings run smooth and the rims aren't worn then That seems like a good buy the frame looks like it's had a bit more design put into it than my carrera, shaped seat tube down tube etc. Carbon fork, decent wheels top spec tyres, decent saddle. Shame it's not 9 speed. If it fits and it all works well go for it.

There's a bit on Easton Ultralite here
http://www.strongframes.com/more_stuff/materials_tech/specs/





Everything should be smooth its all new stuff.....looking at your link would tell me it's good, but then I'm no engineer
 

HovR

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A friend bought a Coyote on an online site (something like eBay or Amazon). It was £200. Since then I've lost track of the number of times that I've repaired it. After replacing the wheels, bottom bracket, seat post, tires and heavily servicing the gears it's now a usable but slightly heavy bike. He would have done better buying a Triban, which has the benefit of STI shifters!

Seeing that this bike has a threaded headset I'm of the opinion that it could be an older frame, either completely unrelated to the BSO brand, or a frame from a time where Coyote made higher quality products (much like Viking).

The components all seem to be of a decent spec, so I'd suggest it's fine - Although if you can inspect the bike before bidding/buying that would be ideal.
 

goody

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Are the wheels new? One of those frames sold on ebay a 58cm with a weight of 1350 grams, same as a ribble ultralight frame which sells for £215 (just the frame). If everything is new or as new on it seems like a bargain. Buy it and if you don't like it I'll swap you for my Carrera Vanquish.
 
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