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COYOTE titanium frame............help!

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  1. Hi

    Anyone, know much about coyote (american frame builders) and their titanium
    frames?

    have they gone out of buisness?

    where could I get one from, even if not brand new?

    I am in England(UK) but relpies from knowledgable Brits and Americans
    welcome.

    Would like to get hold of one. Other Ti frames I seen are not quite to my
    liking for various reasons.

    thanks
    Coyote Humter!

  2. Jason Fox said:

    Hi

    Anyone, know much about coyote (american frame builders) and their titanium
    frames?

    have they gone out of buisness?

    where could I get one from, even if not brand new?

    I am in England(UK) but relpies from knowledgable Brits and Americans
    welcome.

    Would like to get hold of one. Other Ti frames I seen are not quite to my
    liking for various reasons.

    thanks
    Coyote Humter!

    In 1997 Coyote went bankrupt and the management bought Reynolds bicycle
    tubing, which still exists. Here is their info, before they went belly up:

    Coyote Sports, Inc.
    2291 ARAPAHOE AVENUE
    BOULDER, CO 80302
    +1 303 9328794

    Coyote Sports, Inc. operates in two industry segments: the company
    designs, engineers, manufactures, markets and distributes branded sports
    equipment products and designs, engineers, manufactures and distributes
    advanced composite materials. The sports equipment segment bicycle
    tubing, golf shafts, bicycle components for OEM's and the aftermarket.
    The advanced composite materials segment basically produces advanced
    materials for sporting goods manufacturers, preimpregnated graphite and
    woven fabrics. The company has 400 customers basically located in United
    States and Europe, Callaway and Cobra are the major customers. The
    company acquired West Coast Composites and Unifiber Corporation in 1998.
    The company has incurred $30,000 to date towards Year 2000 project.
    Sports equipment accounted for 90% of 1998 revenues and advanced
    materials, 10%.

    There was also a Coyote Ultralight company, which was based in the UK.
    They are gone, too.

    --
    o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
    www.schnauzers.ws

  3. Hi

    Thanks for the info.

    From you last statement it appears its not the US company I seeked, but the
    UK one, as my once bike was an Ultralite!! which I do still have a photo of.

    seen any around?

    thanks
    Ja

  4. Errr, is this the same coyote that still make the DH3 frame? I think
    based just down the road from me called 'concept somthingorother'? see
    this pic and see if the logo is the same:
    http://rob.bikerevuk.com/coyote.jpg
    If it is, their phone number is 0161 7278508 (UK). I've been to their
    HQ a few times. All their frames are made by a random chinese/taiwanese
    factory but seem to be pretty good quality (hence my username and i
    have a coyote F2) 😉 The guy who was in charge of the designs and stuff
    left IIRC but has been replaced so should be no problems, unless you
    want the designs as they went with the man!

    J

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