Tee-Bee Motorcycles

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Tee-Bee was a motorcycle produced between 1910 and 1911

The machine was fitted with either their own engine or a 2½ hp JAP, NSU two-speed gear, belt drive and sprung forks.

The make was very short lived.

1908 Stanley Show
Tee Bee Specialities.
Templeton Bros., 535 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow. Stand No. 226. Here are shown Tee Bee specialities for motor-cycles, consisting of Tee Bee carrier, spring fork attachment, spring seat pillar, spring foot-rest, foot-boards and hand starting device; also pedal brakes, heel brake, oil can carrier, plug case. high tension wire clip, valve spring lifter and belt punch combined, lame, brackets, etc. All these specialities are very useful accessories and fitments for motor-cycles.

Note: It was also called the Tee-Bee Glasgow.

Source: Graces Guide

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