Our Engineering — Engineered, Ridden, Refined, In That Order

Every TrikExplor recumbent trike and quad is built on one modular platform — designed in 3D, TIG-welded, powder-coated, assembled and test-checked in our own factory, then packed in custom crates for worldwide delivery.

One Platform, Every Configuration

Every TrikExplor machine — two-wheel recumbent, trike, or quad — is built from the same modular system: frame, fork, seat, and rear assembly share a common design language.
Excellent ventilation and protection from the elements

Recumbent Bike

20D Silicone Coated Nylon Ripstop offers UV resistance and superior waterproofness

Recumbent Trike

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Recumbent Quad

Our Process — From Sketch to Your Door

Designed, welded, coated, assembled, and packed — all under one roof.
Excellent ventilation and protection from the elements

Development

20D Silicone Coated Nylon Ripstop offers UV resistance and superior waterproofness

Welding

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Coating

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Assembly & Tuning

Large door and vestibules

Packing

Ridden Hard by the Engineers Who Built Them

Every model is test-ridden by the engineer who designed it — for years, on real terrain. One of those rides went viral 10 years ago with 2 million views. We still build and ride them the same way today.

From a Sketch on the Floor to Dozens of Production Models

TrikExplor began in 2001 with a hand-built two-wheel recumbent — drawn out full-scale and welded in a small workshop. Through two decades of experimenting — tandem trikes, four-person trikes, front-wheel-drive recumbents, mountain trikes — one idea kept growing: a modular platform that could become any kind of recumbent. That idea became our aluminum transformable frame, our first quads, the world's first 4WD off-road recumbent quad, and the folding M320. Today that same workshop builds dozens of production models — and every one is still designed, ridden, and refined by engineers.

The Journey — 2001 to Today

Hand-drawn, hand-welded, and test-ridden by our own engineers — every experiment on this wall led to the modular platform we build today.

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