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Chapter 3, Page 24

Campaign: A Fireside Story of Harry Leary
Stable page identifier: FSHL-024
Chapter: 3 — The Gate Drops
Source page: Open the original Lititz BMX page
Record blocks: 3
Capture components: 1
Archive status: Canonical source capture preserved

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Record block 1 — `FSHL-024-01`

Features a community post documenting Harry Leary’s success Ss

Record block 2 — `FSHL-024-02`

Features a community engagement post designed to gather “Fun dake

Record block 3 — `FSHL-024-03`

FY Features a community post documenting a notable quote from Harry Leary regarding his competitive mindset: “I’ve gotta hate

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Features a community post documenting Harry Leary’s success Ss

at the 2022 AZ Cup Double Points race held at Goodyear BMX =

Raceway. The graphic includes an atmospheric photo of a desert

campfire alongside a 1st place award plaque, the Goodyear BMX

logo, and track location details. In the post, Kyle A. Huffman RN

asks the community for insights into why Leary frequently raced mate

at this specific track, questioning if it was due to proximity or a =

genuine preference for the facility and its people. A comment

from Greg Mathias clarifies that Leary enjoyed the variety offered - cs

by all the local tracks and lived within close proximity to Black = =

Mountain and Goodyear. = _ °

FY Features a community post documenting a notable quote from Harry Leary regarding his competitive mindset: “I’ve gotta hate

a ° them if I’m gana beat them.” The graphic accompanying the post

: is a stylized illustration of two figures seated by a campfire

under a starry night sky. The post, shared by Kyle A. Huffman, provides a glimpse into the intense psychological approach Leary utilized during his professional racing career.

Features a community engagement post designed to gather “Fun dake

Facts” regarding Harry Leary. The graphic showcases a cozy ae re : ot i ‘

scene with a fireplace, a mug, and festive socks, serving as a .

background for the interactive discussion. In the comments,

Kyle A. Huffman contributes a notable anecdote stating that >a he

Leary once welded two 25-pound plates to his bike with the ae SS] a

intention of making it go faster. This record highlights the ss) mm )

unconventional methods and experiments Leary utilized in his od YON

pursuit of competitive advantages in racing.

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