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Lititz BMX Campaign Archives

Long-form preservation, restoration, educational, and storytelling campaigns produced by Lititz BMX.

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A Fireside Story of Harry Leary

Opening page of A Fireside Story of Harry Leary.

A complete 105-page, eight-chapter visual archive preserving Harry Leary history and the community process that became the foundation of Lititz BMX.

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10,000 Hours of BMX Inspiration Mixed Tape

10,000 Hours of BMX Inspiration Mixed Tape — published campaign index and visual track grid.

A 23-track visual campaign archive pairing BMX reflections, questions and source imagery with the externally hosted music that inspired each entry. The campaign root opens the tape, 22 child pages form the track sequence, and Curtain Call closes the recording—with room left for an encore.

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#myHuffyBMXBuild — The Journey

Completed black and orange Huffy HX Pro Cruiser beside a fire hydrant.

A ten-chapter digital book following an underestimated Huffy HX Pro Cruiser from acquisition through practical learning, Harry Leary provenance, #OperationDIRTWERX continuity, archive identity, pump-track advocacy, public publication, and continuing use.

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#OperationDIRTWERX — The Story

Operation DIRTWERX campaign launch showing Harry Leary’s bicycle disassembled for preservation work.

The recovery, evaluation, preservation, and return of a DIRTWERX bicycle connected to BMX pioneer Harry Leary and the Leary family.

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#RebuildRadicalRick

Final source record from the Rebuild Radical Rick campaign.

A nineteen-position visual campaign archive preserving the build, clues, creator history, community engagement, finale, and documented lost Episode 15.

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Preservation approach

Campaign archives separate original visual evidence, source wording, public-page presentation, later archival explanation, structured data, and verification notes. Missing material is documented rather than recreated through assumption.