A moped driver killed in a Bronx crash while being chased by an SUV driver was remembered Wednesday as a kind soul “always ready to lend a helping hand.”

“He was a jokester,” Schuchanna Adlam said of Kadeem Davis, 32, who died Monday after crashing head-first into a light pole on the Cross Bronx Expressway service road in Parkchester. “He was a great father who lived for his kids. Loved them out of this world.”

Davis was being pursued by a 2004 Honda Pilot driver when he made a sharp turn at Gleason St. at 2:15 p.m., hit the curb and was flung from his 2023 JiaJue gas-powered moped into a light pole, cops said. The chase sparked off after the two men quarreled, according to police.

Medics rushed Davis to Jacobi Medical Center, where he died.

A moped rider was killed in a crash on the Cross Bronx Expressway on Monday.

SUV driver Brehisly Jimenez Gonzalez, 22, never struck the black moped, but he was arrested for leaving the scene of the crash, cops said.

Davis, who was coming from his apartment in the Bronx, made the sharp turn and crashed as Jimenez Gonzalez was speeding toward him, according to the NYPD.

It’s unclear what the dispute was about.

Adlam described his high school buddy as easygoing and generous.

“Back in the day, if we went to eat out after school and you did not have the money, he would pay without asking,” said Adlam, who attended the East Bronx Academy with Davis, who graduated in 2008. “We hung out a lot as young kids, watched movies, went to the park. (He was a) really fun guy and always ready to lend a helping hand.”

Kadeem Davis is pictured with his mother, Hope Sand, in an undated photo.

Davis was one of six siblings. Sanje James, 35, the eldest sister, remembered her brother as a “loving and supportive father” who was always there for his children.

“He used to call his older daughter a princess, that was the name for her. He was always like, ‘How are you doing, Princess? Let’s go to the park, Princess.’ He always wanted to be a dad,” said James.

“He was like a jack-of-all-trades, kinda. He was an independent car salesman, basically, and an entrepreneur who was involved in many different things,” his sister said.

His brother, Chad Wheatley, 24, said that Davis was “a very talented brother” and he loved being around him. “He was a very outgoing person. He was my brother that I would do things with. We used to chill and stuff like that,” he added.

The mother of Davis’ children was too grief-stricken to speak with the Daily News on Wednesday.

Kadeem Davis died Monday after crashing head first into a light pole on the Cross Bronx Expressway service road in Parkchester.

Jimenez Gonzalez fled onto the Cross Bronx Expressway after the crash, but cops pulled him over a short distance away and took him into custody.

Cops also charged him with reckless driving and having no insurance.

His arraignment in Bronx Criminal Court was pending Wednesday.