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Chapter 5, Page 59

Campaign: A Fireside Story of Harry Leary
Stable page identifier: FSHL-059
Chapter: 5 — The Standard
Source page: Open the original Lititz BMX page
Record blocks: 3
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Record block 1 — `FSHL-059-01`

Features a community post showcasing multiple detailed angles BT

Record block 2 — `FSHL-059-02`

s= Features a community post shared by Glenn Packer, showcasing sekt , 2 a white JMC Racing bicycle with blue accents. The graphic

Record block 3 — `FSHL-059-03`

‘TA Te highlights a prominent Harry Leary #4 signature across the top ne / tube of the frame, alongside period-correct JMC pads and paced eS > components. aN In the post, Packer invites the community to participate in a % “show and tell” of their own collections, stating, “Here’s one for : the group, let’s see all of your Harry Leary signatures…”. Kyle uA Huffman responds enthusiastically in the comments, noting, “#4 — ~ + Love it!”, acknowledging the significance of the specific plate number associated with Leary’s signature on a JMC frame. The community interaction for this post serves to archive the physical evidence of Leary’s transition between major sponsors and the preservation of his hand-signed artifacts.

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s= Features a community post shared by Glenn Packer, showcasing sekt , 2 a white JMC Racing bicycle with blue accents. The graphic

Features a community post showcasing multiple detailed angles BT

of Harry Leary’s UCI Team USA Worlds helmet. The graphic —<

captures the Fly Racing F2 model from the front, profile, rear,

and interior, highlighting the red, white, and blue patriotic 2 be

colorway and technical MIPS protection system. \ a

In the post, Kyle A. Huffman categorizes the item under the ‘

heading “Head Protection: Fly” and explicitly identifies it as the =~

helmet Leary wore during the UCI Worlds competition. The & 4a \ imagery provides a close-up look at the wear and tear from ; “

competitive use, documenting the physical condition of this 7 : =

specific piece of Team USA history.

The community interaction for this post serves to provide a

definitive visual reference for a high-stakes artifact in Leary’s

later career. This record documents the specific safety

equipment used during his international representation of Team

a Features a community post showcasing a piece of Harry Leary’s

Otitiam ° quintessential advice: “Keep it rubber side down.” The graphic

“cto features a stylized, Al-generated image of a person whose head

is literally exploding into clouds of smoke and papers while 7 y r sitting at a desk, visually representing the “Mind blown!” : %& sentiment expressed in the post. — , x i In the post, Kyle A. Huffman shares this classic piece of racing § 5 [ wisdom, which - while simple on the surface - carries profound @ weight within the context of Leary’s career and the inherent risks ee of professional BMX. The post uses exaggerated visual humor to highlight how even the most basic advice can have a significant impact when it comes from a legendary figure. The community interaction for this post serves to archive the “wisdom” phase of Leary’s later years. This record documents the transition of Leary from an active racer to a mentor figure, capturing the specific, gritty advice he provided to the next generation

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