Remember...

[chelle]

RIP John thoughts and prayers are with those close to him

Chelle
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[kendo]

Never had the pleasure of meeting John but RIP

Kendo

[Batman]

John was the first 'indie' I had dealings with back in the '70s.
You were always assured of a 'welcome' from him, albeit 'oo said you Scousers could come over the border' or somesuch, but a good deal was usually done.

Sorry to see his departure, and best wishes to all his 'family', and have a long life.

Batman

[the_monster]

I remember going down to the shop at castleford with a mate of mine who wanted a load of bits for his sportster, spend a load of money on parts and got told to bugger off as he was having a bbq for the road crew.

to quote heidi 'well you know john is john' - says it all really

[Paul P.]

I also remember John from the seventies, he served his time in the Harley scene and was a successful rep for this club for a while. Later he founded his own club (Road Crew) and then ran a HOG chapter as part of his official dealer status. Last spoke at either a 1980's Presidents Meeting or the first Littlecote rally - next saw him on TV charming a court baliff, which was a surprise as I thought he was quite shrewd. We'd often disagree about stuff but I always respected him and I'm glad I got to know him. Wouldn't want to be on Pearly Gate duty when he arrived and have to ask to see his ticket!

Remember John Davey well, last met years ago, and unfortunately did not keep in touch.

all the best to his family

alex... sii

[mad_mac]

got my first harley from john 91 fxrt demo model . remember having arally in the field next to his house in 94 have still got the badge . still have Whitwood road crew Chapter on my jacket. after you had got passed the dog that was the easy bit . sorry we have lost a character not known for his tact but a character all the same.