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Campaign: A Fireside Story of Harry Leary
Stable page identifier: FSHL-020
Chapter: 3 — The Gate Drops
Source page: Open the original Lititz BMX page
Record blocks: 3
Capture components: 1
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Record block 1 — FSHL-020-01
| Features a community post highlighting Harry Leary’s = international presence in BMX media. The graphic displays the —— oa June 1983 cover of the Chilean magazine Bicicross, featuring an mn Dy action shot of Harry Leary racing with his signature number 2 ‘a plate. In the post, Kyle A. Huffman asks the community if they ie | remember this specific international coverage, noting that the Bae magazine also features articles on physical preparation and eee equipment testing from the era. ¥ A . weno \ () Po Features a community trivia poll regarding Harry Leary’s role in the historic Kellogg’s Frosties BMX Track Stars series. The post ee ° asks members to identify which team Harry captained during the Se televised UK series, offering four color-coded options: Red, “ ° Green, Black, and Blue. This record serves to document the —= = high-profile international professional appearances Leary made - . during the height of the 1980s BMX boom. Features a community post highlighting a Redman Rockstar om racing jersey belonging to Harry Leary. The graphic shows the A LEARY ay front and back of the jersey, which is designed in a vibrant red, 3 re} ¥ | yellow, and black color scheme with prominent Rockstar Energy, & Oo SY Fly Racing, and Redman logos. The back of the jersey features : I (i “Leary” and the number 81. In the post, Kyle A. Huffman asks the 7 group if they were aware that Leary rode for the Redman team, = —_ sparking a historical discussion regarding this specific era of his GE =? career. |
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Record block 3 — FSHL-020-03
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| Features a community post highlighting Harry Leary’s = international presence in BMX media. The graphic displays the —— oa June 1983 cover of the Chilean magazine Bicicross, featuring an mn Dy action shot of Harry Leary racing with his signature number 2 ‘a plate. In the post, Kyle A. Huffman asks the community if they ie | remember this specific international coverage, noting that the Bae magazine also features articles on physical preparation and eee equipment testing from the era. ¥ A . weno \ () Po Features a community trivia poll regarding Harry Leary’s role in the historic Kellogg’s Frosties BMX Track Stars series. The post ee ° asks members to identify which team Harry captained during the Se televised UK series, offering four color-coded options: Red, “ ° Green, Black, and Blue. This record serves to document the —= = high-profile international professional appearances Leary made - . during the height of the 1980s BMX boom. Features a community post highlighting a Redman Rockstar om racing jersey belonging to Harry Leary. The graphic shows the A LEARY ay front and back of the jersey, which is designed in a vibrant red, 3 re} ¥ | yellow, and black color scheme with prominent Rockstar Energy, & Oo SY Fly Racing, and Redman logos. The back of the jersey features : I (i “Leary” and the number 81. In the post, Kyle A. Huffman asks the 7 group if they were aware that Leary rode for the Redman team, = —_ sparking a historical discussion regarding this specific era of his GE =? career. |
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