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Chapter 4, Page 36

Campaign: A Fireside Story of Harry Leary
Stable page identifier: FSHL-036
Chapter: 4 — Built Through Repetition
Source page: Open the original Lititz BMX page
Record blocks: 3
Capture components: 1
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Record block 1 — `FSHL-036-01`

Features a community post showcasing a modern silver full-face oom. vo ° motorcycle helmet, titled “Head Protection:”. The graphic “RIL provides five detailed views of the helmet, including the front, side profile with the “Modus” branding, top, and the internal Padding and strap system. In the post, Kyle A. Huffman presents these images to document a specific piece of safety gear, likely related to his interest in vehicle maintenance or his broader collection. The intent is to provide a clear visual record of the helmet’s condition and features for archival or discussion purposes. The community interaction for this post remains minimal, focusing on the technical specifications of the gear. This record serves as a functional entry in Huffman’s digital inventory, documenting his ownership of specific protective equipment alongside his more specialized BMX memorabilia. cS Features a community post showcasing a high-contrast, black- Ae > R and-white close-up photograph of Harry Leary wearing a Haro \/ sOKl=r6 and Oakley branded helmet. The image captures Leary with a “= CFs thoughtful, focused expression, emphasizing the intense Pz a concentration required of a top-tier professional racer.

- In the post, Kyle A. Huffman engages the community with the P —— reflective questions: “What is he looking at? What is he y ayy thinking?”. The intent is to move beyond racing statistics and q ~ encourage members to consider the mental and emotional aspects of Leary’s career during a highly competitive era of the sport. The community interaction for this post invites personal interpretation and storytelling from those who followed Leary’s career. This record documents an intimate, character-driven view of a BMX icon, preserving a moment that highlights the human element behind the professional accolades. Features a community post showcasing a grainy, vintage action

toe . photograph of Harry Leary racing during his early years. The 7 +» - —_____— black-and-white image captures Leary in mid-air on a white BMX \ OE ee

bike, bearing the number 41, with the caption “Harry Leary Fe , e : looked swift all day” printed across the top. % ot q ee Fi MEE Mg In the post, Kyle A. Huffman titles the entry “Looking swift…” and } hy pias #7 asks the group for help identifying the date, the source of the PR) PND Ly Sie photo, or any stories from that specific race day. Huffman also ° adds a follow-up comment specifically inquiring about the model of the JMC bike Leary is riding in the picture. ciao The community interaction for this post serves as a collaborative effort to pinpoint the specific gear and timeframe of Leary’s early career before his Diamond Back dominance. This record preserves a piece of early BMX media while documenting Huffman’s methodical approach to identifying and categorizing rare JMC-era memorabilia within his collection.

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toe . photograph of Harry Leary racing during his early years. The 7 +» - —_____— black-and-white image captures Leary in mid-air on a white BMX \ OE ee

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