Issue 7 - Christmas 1998

Finally - the issue that they wouldn't print!!!

• The Zeglie-Hurley-Pugh: The testing of the holder of the pre-war land speed record.
• "A Word": The Board of the Grand Lodge of the H-PEC, in secret session, has met to consider the latest pernicious attempts by Aliens and Philistines closer to Home to subvert the Graet Marque and the Founders' Reputation.
• Tales from the shed: From the Christmas workbench of "Brown Overall". Where questions about the restoration of the lacquer finish on auxiliary pannier petrol tanks, the porpoise skin covering of the folding umbrella and the Pughmatic Petroleum Monitoring System are answered.
• Pughcheer to One and All: A Christmas greeting from the Board and High Council of the Grand Lodge of the United & Consolidated Chapters of the Hurley-Pugh Enthusiasts' Club, (Graet Britain, Colonies & Empire)

Back issues

Issue 1 - June 1997

• A Word From "Boanerges" regarding the relationship between the H-PO&EC and the Institute of Advanced Motorcyclists.
• Steerforth - An Appreciation. Captain Eric 'Killer' Steerforth MC, the famed Hurley-Pugh development rider.
• Tales from "The Shed" - From the workbench of "Brown Overall". Letters about adjusting brakes, Wildebeeste authenticity and a problem steering another Wildebeeste.

Issue 2 - July 1997

• The TT Fiasco Explained - why there were no Hurley-Pugh motorcycles at the TT this year.
• Alaric Pugh - Forgotten Genius. The designer half of Hurley-Pugh.
• Tales from "The Shed" - From the workbench of "Brown Overall". How to race tune a Manx-Brooklands-Excalibur.
• Around The Regions. A report from Singapore with the good news of a discovery and the sad news of a death.

Issue 3 - August 1997

• A Word. Authentic Hurley-Pugh or just a replica?
• The Dawn of "The Wildebeeste". Alaric Pugh's dream to design the definitive motorcycle.
• Tales from "The Shed" - From the workbench of "Brown Overall". The PughRide II Unique Patent Sodium & Water-Cooled Frictionless Coil Sprung Rotary Damper Rear Suspension unit (very rare indeed!).
• Glorious Failure. Hurley-Pugh's particularly interesting and innovative 1938 steering damper design.

Issue 4 - September 1997

• The 1938 Allegations Against Steerforth - course cutting at the 1938 TT races.
• Tales from "The Shed" - 2 letters concerning maintenance of the Wildebeeste model.
• Sporting Endeavour - H-PEC goes for the Squits again - Report on the resumption of the H-P Production Racing Series.

Issue 5 - October 1997

• A "Word" from Diogenes - actually more like a rant against Bangermann and his attempt to remove all Hurley-Pugh's from the road - by banning leaded petrol!
• The Outrigger Gentleman's Combination Remembered - the history of the development of this fine machine.
• Tales from "The Shed" - From the workbench of "Brown Overall" - "Brown Overall" answers more of your technical questions.
• Sidney "Forelock" Tuggings - Sir John's Chauffeur, his life and tragic death.
• Advertisements - Something to sell? Need to buy? Want to make contact with a loved one? Look no further.

Issue 6 - November 1997

• A "Word" from Boanerges - Hurley-Pugh security systems and Disc Locks.
• A New Dawn - Rumours of the Rebirth. Could we be seeing new Hurley-Pugh motorcycles on the road in time for the millennium?
• Tales from "The Shed" - From the workbench of "Brown Overall". Brown Overall enthuses about the discovery of a rare "cruise control" for HP's and attempts to address a tricky predicament involving a man, his wife, the maidservant and their chauffeur.
• The first part of a "touring tale" from Nimrod

("The Fettler" issues 1 to 6 originally appeared in Motor Cycle International. All material is copyright © "The Hurley-Pugh Owners & Enthusiasts Club").