Produced by W.T. TEAGLE (MACHINERY) LTD. Blackwater, Truro, Cornwall
The Teagle was a bicycle clip-on engine produced from 1952 to 1956.
The 49cc (40x40mm.) 1½ h.p two-stroke engine was derived from a garden power tool, and sat over the rear wheel of a bicycle with friction roller drive. Mounted horizontally, it was constructed mainly from light-alloy with one major casting.
It was first seen late in 1952, but did not reach the market until 1954. By that time it had become dated and was outstripped by the moped.
Source: Graces Guide
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