Coyote Element AXR Mountain Bike - 26" Wheel - 18 Speed
The Coyote Elements AXR Mountain Bike is built around a high tensile steel frame making it both st...The Coyote Elements AXR Mountain Bike is built around a high tensile steel frame making it both strong and responsive, perfect for weekend jaunts or taking on the trails. Other features include lightweight Alloy rims and a powerful V-type brake system with lightweight Alloy levers, chunky wide mountain bike tyres, and a comfort-padded saddle. The Elements XR also features 18-speed Shimano gearing with a mega-range feature to minimize the impact of steep hills. It offers a rock-solid specification at an affordable price. Enhanced features include better clearance for tires to spin freely, reducing the risk of dirt clogging. The head angle has been reduced for a more predictable and stable ride, while a steeper seat tube angle makes climbing easier and pedaling more efficient. A longer front center increases stability, and a longer wheelbase enhances comfort and confidence during descents.
Key Features:
Frame: Steel
Headset: Steel full ball bearing
Brakes: V Type
Shifters: Twist grip
Rear Derailleur: Shimano Tourney RDTY21GS
Chainset: Steel 24X34X42T x 170mm
Tyres: 26" X 2.10"
Rims: 26" Alloy 36 Hole Black Single wall
This guide is for riders seeking a robust and responsive mountain bike at an accessible price point. The Coyote Element AXR offers a reliable riding experience on trails and for weekend rides, thanks to its durable steel frame and 18-speed Shimano gearing. Keep in mind that while it's designed for versatility, its features are optimized for entry-level to intermediate riders.
All features
Model Part Number
5055973437860
Brand
Coyote
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the recommended tire pressure?
The recommended tire pressure is typically printed on the sidewall of the tire. Ensure you check this regularly to maintain optimal performance.
How often should I lubricate the chain?
Lubricate the chain every 100-200 miles, or more often if riding in wet or muddy conditions.
How do I adjust the brakes?
Locate the brake cable adjuster near the brake levers and calipers. Tighten or loosen the cable tension to adjust braking performance.
Can I upgrade the components?
Yes, you can upgrade components, but consider the compatibility of different parts before making changes. Consult a bike mechanic.
How do I clean the bike?
Use a mild detergent and water, avoid high-pressure washers, and dry the bike thoroughly after cleaning.
What kind of maintenance is required?
Regularly clean and lubricate the chain, check tire pressure, and inspect brakes and gears for wear. Consult a professional mechanic for more complex issues.
Troubleshooting
Gears are not shifting smoothly.
Check and adjust the gear cables, or consult a professional bike mechanic.
Brakes are not stopping the bike effectively.
Adjust brake cables and ensure brake pads are not worn. Replace brake pads as needed.
Tires are going flat frequently.
Check for punctures and replace tubes as required. Ensure tires are inflated to the recommended pressure.
Creaking noises while riding.
Tighten all bolts and components. Check and lubricate the bottom bracket and headset.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable steel frame construction.
Reliable Shimano gearing for varied terrains.
Enhanced tire clearance for better performance.
Comfortable saddle for extended rides.
Stable and predictable ride due to optimized geometry.
Cons
Steel frame may be heavier compared to aluminum or carbon fiber alternatives.
V-type brakes may require more maintenance than disc brakes.
Suitable for entry-level to intermediate riders, not designed for professional use.
Component quality is suitable for general use but may not match higher-end models.
Requires regular maintenance to keep it in good working order.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Assembly: The bike requires some assembly upon arrival. Ensure all components are correctly installed and tightened according to the provided manual. Consider having a professional bike mechanic assemble the bike if you are not familiar with bicycle mechanics.
Brake Adjustment: Check and adjust the V-type brakes to ensure optimal stopping performance. Inspect the brake pads for wear regularly.
Gearing Adjustment: The Shimano gearing system should be adjusted to shift smoothly. Refer to the manual for gear adjustment instructions.
Tire Pressure: Maintain the correct tire pressure as indicated on the tire sidewalls for optimal performance and to prevent punctures.
Cleaning: Regularly clean the bike with a mild detergent and water, particularly after riding in muddy conditions. Avoid using high-pressure water jets, which can damage the components.
Lubrication: Lubricate the chain regularly with bicycle chain lubricant to maintain smooth gear changes and prevent rust.
Storage: Store the bike in a dry, covered area to protect it from the elements.