trikingsportscars.co.uk
Three-wheeled sports cars for drivers seeking a contemporary take on 1920s cycle cars
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About trikingsportscars.co.uk
Triking Sports Cars designs and builds three-wheeled sports cars inspired by 1920s cycle cars. Its cars combine road-going touring use with motorsport applications.
The first Triking was completed in 1977, following design work by founder Tony Divey. Production began in Norfolk, United Kingdom.
Product: Three-wheeled sports cars for road touring and motorsport.
Jobs at trikingsportscars.co.uk
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