Bridey Dyer

Director

Stewart De Jong

Head Road Captain and Assistant Director

I’m Stew and I’ve been the Head Road Captain for Oxford Chapter for the past few years. In 2024 I’ll also be taking on the role of Assistant Director. I’ve had a number of Harley’s since I first joined the Chapter in 2005 and presently ride a Roadglide ST. As Head Road Captain I’m supported by an enthusiastic team of Road Captains and Road Marshals whose responsibility it is to facilitate the Chapter rides and events that make up our riding calendar. These can be anything from our normal weekend and Wednesday club rides to bigger events like the ‘Toy Run’, which we hold annually. If you’re new to the Chapter then I hope to meet you on one of our ride-outs soon.

Charmaine Till

Treasurer & Webmaster

I have been a member of the Chapter for over 10 years and started out riding as a pillion with my hubby Neville. I love being part of the Chapter and have made so many memories being part of it. I now ride my own gorgeous red Sportster and look forward to riding many miles on my Betty Boop.

I have made so many friends through the Chapter and the whole of HOG.

Jane Gulliver

Secretary & Membership Secretary

Hi, I’m Jane and recently taken over as Secretary and Membership Secretary so looking forward to getting more involved in the Oxford Chapter.

I don’t currently have a bike but instead enjoy riding pillion with my husband Paul and been fortunate to visit the USA for some great road trips from Daytona, Sturgis, Florida and Las Vegas over the last few year and looking forward to many more.

Paul (Mac) McAnuff

Merchandise

Hi, I’m Mac & I first got involved with the Oxford Chapter in 2018 having ridden a sports bike before the draw of Harley led me to purchase a Sportster Iron and I spent the summer first riding to Thunder In The Glen and then exploring the NC500.

David O'Dell

Photographer

I’ve been in and around bikes since the age of 16, riding, building, buying, selling and even racing.

Paul Gulliver

New Members Officer

Hi, I’m Paul and recently taken over as New Members Officer for the Oxford Chapter which I joined in 2023.

I bought my first Harley in 2003 after going to Daytona Bike Week and now own a Ultra Limited and a Dyna Fat Bob so planning to get in lots of riding this year.

Anne Gray

Editor

Hello everyone,
Welcome to our HOG family. I joined Oxford Chapter over 12 years ago with my husband Chris. I have served on the committee as merchandise officer, Ladies of Harley and currently as the editor of the Hoggit; a role I have held since 2019, and I really enjoy it. Originally it was printed as a hard copy, but to be more environmentally friendly the Hoggit is now produced electronically and sent out quarterly to all our members.
I hope you will make the most of all the ride-outs and events that have been planned and would love to hear about your experiences or if you have something to share that would be of interest to other members. Please send your article in word format; I can use photos from our Facebook page to compliment your article, unless you have taken you own, then these need to be included as jpeg attachments.

Many thanks
Anne

Pam Banfieldcoombs

Ladies of Harley Officer

Hi everyone. I am Pam and very pleased to be taking over the Ladies of Harley role from Charmaine. I have been riding bikes for 20 plus years and then took a break for around 15 years whilst the kids grew up and returned back to biking and my first Harley just over a year ago. It took me some time to find the right bike and my first Harley was a street bob which I have now upgraded to a low ride S . Just need some luggage on it and will be off for longer trips

I look forward to getting to know you all better and hopefully seeing you on many rides and events throughout the year.

Martin Fisher

Safety Officer and Historian

Hi all

I started riding motorcycles over 40 years ago and have had many different bikes over this time but always wanted a Harley but thought I could never afford one until 2014 when I bought a bike from the Oxford dealership, I then joined the Oxford HOG chapter and have been a member ever since.

My journey through life took a turn for the worse in 2016 when I snapped my right Achilles tendon. After a long recovery and seven months of physio learning to walk again you start to think about your and other peoples Safety, I was medically retired from my job as a postman after thirty nine years but now am working for South Central Ambulance Service. Many thanks for your support.

Ride safe Martin