TGB Scooter & ATVs: Service Manuals, Wiring Diagrams, Parts Catalogs

Founded in 1978, TGB Engineering Company, Taiwan Golden Bee Co., began to manufacture components for scooters in the 80s and was so successful in this that her recognized products are bought by such recognized concerns as Piaggio and Peugeot.

In 1993, TGB launched the production of complete scooters - initially light vehicles with two-stroke engines with a working volume of 49 cm3. Then came more powerful cars with four-stroke engines with a working volume of 124 and 151 cm3.

The modern range of TGB includes about a dozen models of scooters - from a fairly simple 50 cc Ergon with drum brakes on both wheels and a short-lever fork to the cruiser Royal Cruise with a four-stroke engine and an extraordinary design.

The TGB brand is well known in Europe, and scooters of this company began to be delivered to Russia only starting in 2006.

In 2008, the TGB Xmotion 125 extraordinary scooter appeared in the TGB lineup, as well as the simpler and more economical TGB 104T.

TGB X-Motion 300