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Campaign: A Fireside Story of Harry Leary
Stable page identifier: FSHL-058
Chapter: 5 — The Standard
Source page: Open the original Lititz BMX page
Record blocks: 3
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Features a community post showcasing a candid black-and- (oe . white photograph of Harry Leary and a fellow rider (likely Eddie — Fiola) relaxing in lawn chairs at a track. The graphic captures a a ae . young, intense Leary in a T-shirt and racing leathers, staring hs op directly into the camera with a focused expression. y 4 In the post, Kyle A. Huffman imagines the competitive dialogue S&S i! ww happening in the moment, captioning the scene with: “Hold my 7 beer” / “I’ve got this.” He engages the group by asking, “That’s about how think this conversation went. Am wrong?”, inviting members to interpret the body language and legendary L CA J competitive grit displayed by Leary during his prime. . The community interaction for this post serves to archive the “personality” and legendary intensity of the 1980s BMX scene. This record documents the behind-the-scenes camaraderie and the “unspoken” confidence that defined Leary’s era. SS: Features a community post showcasing a Patria Racing jersey, with Kyle A. Huffman noting its significance within the collection. Y teary a! nesoot The graphic displays two views of the red, white, and black as ~ jersey—one featuring the “Leary” nameplate and another Be \ ee highlighting the “REBOOT” branding and various sponsors like t —* Vegas Locals BMX, Sin City Decals, and Evel Pie. In the comments, Greg Mathias provides technical insight, noting that Sin City Decals produced the last Fall Risk Racing —= ° jerseys. Huffman follows up with the revelation that this specific or —— e jersey, in partnership with Damian Fulton, would later go on to earn $275 in a charity auction for Samaritan’s Purse. © Damien Futon shares Hay Lee The associated video provides a detailed look at the full auction lot [01:07]. Damian Fulton describes the items, which include: .) ‘ Ny Fam 1 The Patria Racing Jersey: A size large jersey featuring the , ”. Redmond logo and various “cool stuff” [01:01]. %, Le 2A Signed Trophy: A 2018 Cactus Park BMX award featuring é Ww Fulton’s original Radical Rick artwork from the late 80s § RS [00:15]. Fulton hand-signed the marble-like frame, which a ea includes an extruded light-up number plate [00:37]. a YO 3Fulton emphasizes that “all the proceeds” from the lucky 7 bidder were dedicated to Samaritan’s Purse to support © Frese BMX Chat. 1 -Dai hurricane relief efforts on the East Coast [01:24]. i fi Lom The community interaction for this post archives the transition Ps 7 PCa na of a “special” piece of gear into a significant tool for Leas, Pe Z Mh philanthropy. This record documents the specific market value of Softies id y Leary’s memorabilia ($275) and the collaborative effort between eat i 7 Huffman and Fulton to leverage BMX history - specifically the Sp @© Watch on @3 Youibal’ intersection of Radical Rick art and Harry Leary’s racing legacy - for humanitarian aid.

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Features a community post showcasing a technical racing Se

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technical proficiency required for the Cruiser class. In the — comments, Greg Mathias provides a humorous, self-deprecating eer ‘ counterpoint by stating, “That’s funny…. my USABMX card says

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Features a community post showcasing a candid black-and- (oe . white photograph of Harry Leary and a fellow rider (likely Eddie — Fiola) relaxing in lawn chairs at a track. The graphic captures a a ae . young, intense Leary in a T-shirt and racing leathers, staring hs op directly into the camera with a focused expression. y 4 In the post, Kyle A. Huffman imagines the competitive dialogue S&S i! ww happening in the moment, captioning the scene with: “Hold my 7 beer” / “I’ve got this.” He engages the group by asking, “That’s about how think this conversation went. Am wrong?”, inviting members to interpret the body language and legendary L CA J competitive grit displayed by Leary during his prime. . The community interaction for this post serves to archive the “personality” and legendary intensity of the 1980s BMX scene. This record documents the behind-the-scenes camaraderie and the “unspoken” confidence that defined Leary’s era. SS: Features a community post showcasing a Patria Racing jersey, with Kyle A. Huffman noting its significance within the collection. Y teary a! nesoot The graphic displays two views of the red, white, and black as ~ jersey—one featuring the “Leary” nameplate and another Be \ ee highlighting the “REBOOT” branding and various sponsors like t —* Vegas Locals BMX, Sin City Decals, and Evel Pie. In the comments, Greg Mathias provides technical insight, noting that Sin City Decals produced the last Fall Risk Racing —= ° jerseys. Huffman follows up with the revelation that this specific or —— e jersey, in partnership with Damian Fulton, would later go on to earn $275 in a charity auction for Samaritan’s Purse. © Damien Futon shares Hay Lee The associated video provides a detailed look at the full auction lot [01:07]. Damian Fulton describes the items, which include: .) ‘ Ny Fam 1 The Patria Racing Jersey: A size large jersey featuring the , ”. Redmond logo and various “cool stuff” [01:01]. %, Le 2A Signed Trophy: A 2018 Cactus Park BMX award featuring é Ww Fulton’s original Radical Rick artwork from the late 80s § RS [00:15]. Fulton hand-signed the marble-like frame, which a ea includes an extruded light-up number plate [00:37]. a YO 3Fulton emphasizes that “all the proceeds” from the lucky 7 bidder were dedicated to Samaritan’s Purse to support © Frese BMX Chat. 1 -Dai hurricane relief efforts on the East Coast [01:24]. i fi Lom The community interaction for this post archives the transition Ps 7 PCa na of a “special” piece of gear into a significant tool for Leas, Pe Z Mh philanthropy. This record documents the specific market value of Softies id y Leary’s memorabilia ($275) and the collaborative effort between eat i 7 Huffman and Fulton to leverage BMX history - specifically the Sp @© Watch on @3 Youibal’ intersection of Radical Rick art and Harry Leary’s racing legacy - for humanitarian aid.

Features a community post showcasing a technical racing Se

insight via a video titled “Cruiser is truly an expert class…”. The

graphic features a black screen with white text overlaying a

video frame that includes the caption: “your skills up learning

how to ride a bike before you jump”. iar stata expert an

In the post, Kyle Huffman initiates a discussion on the high

technical proficiency required for the Cruiser class. In the — comments, Greg Mathias provides a humorous, self-deprecating eer ‘ counterpoint by stating, “That’s funny…. my USABMX card says

am Novice. yf”, highlighting the gap between actual riding © I inten nee

experience and official racing classifications. ——————<€6 The community interaction for this post serves to archive the

“insider” technical culture of the group. This record documents

the community’s focus on foundational bike-handling skills over

flashy maneuvers, while capturing the characteristic humor used

by veteran riders like Mathias to engage with the pedagogical

side of the Lititz BMX project.

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