The mini vintage roaring 1920’s era race cars, their legacy of craftsmanship custom performance made to order in all electric or gasoline motors. IXR Mobility high ethical standards, a commitment to safety and a demand for Italian American-made, quality craftsmanship that means every Vintage Cycle Kart is a work of art. The concept of the cycle kart in the 1920s emerged during a time when motoring was growing in popularity, but many people still couldn’t afford full-sized cars or motorcycles. At the same time, there was a burgeoning interest in small, affordable recreational vehicles. The cycle kart was born from this intersection of affordability, fun, and mechanical innovation.

While cycle karts enjoyed a period of popularity in the 1920s and early 1930s, their appeal began to fade with the increasing availability of affordable automobiles, better roads, and improvements in safety technology. As cars became more accessible, the cycle kart, with its rudimentary engineering and limited speeds, became less of a practical transportation option. However, the spirit of cycle karting would live on in various forms.

In the 1930s and beyond, the idea of small, affordable race cars would continue to captivate car enthusiasts, paving the way for the development of go-karts in the 1950s, which would eventually evolve into the high-performance vehicles we recognize today. The cycle kart’s emphasis on hands-on building, speed, and racing would also influence the creation of various amateur motorsport classes and home-built vehicles, which remain popular in motorsports culture.