Allwyn Cycle-Cars

Allwyn Cycle Cars, according to other sources Allwin Cycle Cars, was a British manufacturer of Cycle Cars in Bournemouth ( Hampshire).

In 1920 they established the Allwyn, who owned an air-cooled motor and chain or belt drive to the rear wheels. In the small car could be dispensed with a differential.

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