The DH3 is Coyote's downhill machine for 2001. It features a huge multi-adjusable linkage swingarm setup offering up to 8" travel via the DNM shock.

The DH2 is similar to the XC2, but is aimed at the downhill market. It uses an aluminium swingarm and has slightly different frame geometry.

More on the DH2 can be found on Keith Brock's page at Bray Downhill.

The Coyote/Fastrax F2

The F2 [sometimes known as the Coyote DH/XC or the DH1] is the predecessor to the XC2 and DH2. It uses a pushrod to drive the shock.

The F2 is also available in Asia as the FastTrax F2.

More on the F2 can be found at James Buckle's Site.

The 2001 Dual Frameset

The Dual Slalom does exactly what it says on the tin. Yes, you guessed it, its a Dual Slalom frame. Its also great for dirt jumping and general play biking duties.

The 2000 Dual Frameset

The Dual Slalom does exactly what it says on the tin. Yes, you guessed it, its a Dual Slalom frame. Its also great for dirt jumping and general play biking duties.

The HT Series

The HT5 is Coyote's XC hardtail for 2001, predecessors include the HT3 and HT4. In his BikeMagic Review of the HT3, Brant Richards (of on-one fame) said "This was a bike to stand up and sprint up hills on, but one that would still descend excellently, tracking surely, braking perfectly... It's that good."

The Road Frame

Yes, thats right, Coyote exen make a road frame.