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Just read the whole thread - nice work.

My HT4 is AS00301723. I haven't got enough data to go on yet but at face value would suggest my HT4 is newer than your HT5. Which is a bit weird. Thanks for sharing it. https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/coyote-ht4.479509/

Please post it in the Coyote Cycles UK group on Facebook. Can you share the frame number please?

Thanks for that. Don't see these frames that often so useful to see it. GLWS.

Nice - This forum is a mine of information!

Brilliant thanks. Hotgolf on the forum here has one I assume is the same. No photos unfortunately but the thread is here: https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/sadoff-lobster.17542

@Chris620gsi would you mind sharing the frame number of your Malt? It may help others in the future identify their frames where the logos etc have been removed. Can I spy Kinesis on the removable dropout?

I'd be interested in the frame number from that DDG if you'd be happy to share.

Could you share the frame number please? Another one popped up here this week without decals, be good to compare the numbers.

£160 for that seems steep to me.

It looks like a copy of a 1994 DiamondBack Axis, similar finish, same cable routing - but wrong frame number, wrong type of steel and no cantilever stop - so it's 1997 or later. The frame number is most likely WS7050221 - unsure what that other number is. The first '7' in the frame number would...

Reasonable assumption. My X-Link seems to be the same format, IE9I11737, that is a Year 2000 bike so I reckon my build date is September 99.

Hi Ben, what's the frame number on this one? That'd probably tell you the factory and the manufactured year if you're still interested...

I've often wondered about this property in the Dirt film, whether it was rented or owned by the cast/crew. Any ideas?

Shimano ones get stripped, cleaned and greased.

Unusual number then - not sure of the factory or provenance with this one. 1994 as a guess to the year, but that's a wild guess at this point.

Is that an 'F' at the start of the frame number? Making F4040949?

But what about the frame number? That might help working out the year.

Same frame sold in the UK as a Muddy Fox Rock 'n' Roll. Manufactured by Pacific.

This has been in bits for months. Initially condemned due to a worn out chain and chainrings, stripping down confirmed the cassette, both derailleurs, cables and brake pads were also knackered. Since 2016, this has been my daily ride, every day all year in all weathers. It's also never gets the...