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Campaign: A Fireside Story of Harry Leary
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Chapter: 2 — Something to Prove
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Features a community post addressing Harry Leary’s personal feelings toward riding cruiser bikes. The graphic shows a warm, s: i= . . roaring campfire at night. In the post, Kyle A. Huffman asserts ce aches that “Harry hated cruisers,” explaining that Harry’s reasoning ee was that “there is no sensation of the bike”. The post concludes a by inviting the community to share their own stories regarding Harry’s ironic “love” for cruisers. y . ¥ A @ FP Features a community post reflecting on the grit of early BMX culture at the Valley Youth Center. The graphic prominently SNe nie = displays a stylized, silhouetted human figure outlined in roaring ‘ener flames. In the post, Kyle A. Huffman shares a quote from Harry 7 Leary describing the environment: “If you go to the Valley Youth >} K » Center, you’re gana get dirty. Somebody is going to knock you = \ down. And that’s just the way it was”. y . ° Features a community announcement regarding a charity Po auction on eBay. The post, shared by Kyle A. Huffman, highlights a collaboration with Damian X Fulton to benefit Samaritan’s Sakina oon Purse. The auction lot includes a Harry Leary Redman BMX ium gute tayo ya nde en jersey and a Damian Fulton signed Radical Rick trophy, which ges tans roe a Se te Sa was originally won by Harry Leary at Cactus Park BMX. The post ‘ emphasizes the mission of the charity, noting that 100% of net Stora fan ebay emorENCNen proceeds go toward their humanitarian and gospel work. 4 a

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Features a community post addressing Harry Leary’s personal feelings toward riding cruiser bikes. The graphic shows a warm, s: i= . . roaring campfire at night. In the post, Kyle A. Huffman asserts ce aches that “Harry hated cruisers,” explaining that Harry’s reasoning ee was that “there is no sensation of the bike”. The post concludes a by inviting the community to share their own stories regarding Harry’s ironic “love” for cruisers. y . ¥ A @ FP Features a community post reflecting on the grit of early BMX culture at the Valley Youth Center. The graphic prominently SNe nie = displays a stylized, silhouetted human figure outlined in roaring ‘ener flames. In the post, Kyle A. Huffman shares a quote from Harry 7 Leary describing the environment: “If you go to the Valley Youth >} K » Center, you’re gana get dirty. Somebody is going to knock you = \ down. And that’s just the way it was”. y . ° Features a community announcement regarding a charity Po auction on eBay. The post, shared by Kyle A. Huffman, highlights a collaboration with Damian X Fulton to benefit Samaritan’s Sakina oon Purse. The auction lot includes a Harry Leary Redman BMX ium gute tayo ya nde en jersey and a Damian Fulton signed Radical Rick trophy, which ges tans roe a Se te Sa was originally won by Harry Leary at Cactus Park BMX. The post ‘ emphasizes the mission of the charity, noting that 100% of net Stora fan ebay emorENCNen proceeds go toward their humanitarian and gospel work. 4 a

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