Roy Wayne Knight

Much love to Roy and the family...I know he and Dewayne and Steve are riding in heaven.

My condolences to the family , god speed old friend

Roy & I were friends & was one of his many riding buddies. Had some really great times & more than a few hairball crashes. I'm sadden that we didn't slow down some & take some pictures. He always rode at speed & never slowed down until the last time he broke his collar bone. As Roy explained to me he had the bones of an 80 yr old & had to quit riding. I was honored to know him & his family.
Larry Kritsch

Prayers and love for Roy boy...always a character...always a loving person....love you bro...

You time Roy let me test ride his personal Husaberg. That was a real treat. Class act and great friend.

To Chris and family is with my deepest sympathies that I write this the whole family Roy was always a good friend always learned a lot from Roy Will never forget the memories I had to the whole family Chris April all you give me my prayers forever and always will be as long as I live Love always, Bob Moccia

Roy and Chris have always been like a second set of parents to me. I remember being in Courtside Arizona and Roy wanted to go for a run. I asked if I could go. I wanted to go just as far and fast as he went. We both have competitive spirits. Half way through he said, "sweet pea it´s going to get dark soon let´s turn back." I asked, "can we go a bit further?" His response..."okay Sweetpea." Well, we got lost. We ended up finding the main road and eventually got back to camp when it was dark. That had to have been my favorite memory because we just ran and ran and I felt like I can finally keep up with him or maybe out run him since we are on foot and not a motorcycle. He will be missed so much.

So many good memories. Lots of good times and laughs. Always remember New Year´s Eve at his parent´s house. Always joking he lived in the shadow of the Big White House. RIP Gods speed. Bill and Bambi Bailey

Roy you will be missed R.I.P and let the good times roll.