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Chapter 5, Page 62

Campaign: A Fireside Story of Harry Leary
Stable page identifier: FSHL-062
Chapter: 5 — The Standard
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Record block 1 — `FSHL-062-01`

Features a community post showcasing multiple detailed views \ eckicoteed . of Harry Leary’s Biolab Sciences jersey. The graphic highlights ——

<a the jersey’s distinct orange, red, and yellow geometric pattern, N 1 ) SOLAS featuring a white “ROC NAG 1” number plate on the back along (a V 5 with the “LEARY” nameplate and sponsorship logos for Box, ly i ‘4 Zeronine, and Sun & Spokes. _ —s —= In the post, Kyle A. Huffman titles the entry “ROC NAG 1: White PAS 4) 7 ; Collar,” focusing on the specific racing achievements associated poe = = with this kit. In the comments, Jerry Patino provides critical e ° brand history, noting that this specific shade of orange was Ot nes meena unique to Biolab and was the catalyst for the team becoming : ° known as “THE orange army.” The community interaction for this post serves to archive the technical and cultural transition of Leary into the Biolab era. This record documents the origin of the “Orange Army” moniker while capturing the specific visual identity and high-ranking accomplishments (NAG 1) of Leary’s later career, further expanding the “Harry Leary Body of Knowledge” with verified industry insights. —— =” Features a community post showcasing a two-page Diamond borvararae nena Back advertisement from a 1990 issue of BMX Plus! magazine. — The graphic, titled “Start smoking,” features the Silver Streak Start,. 727 Se a model and multiple action shots of team riders in black and [sues vy te as white factory gear, utilizing a “Surgeon General’s Warning” 4 as a 296 parody to promote the bike’s speed.

Record block 2 — `FSHL-062-02`

Features a community post presenting a poll tothe group titted

Record block 3 — `FSHL-062-03`

\¢ 4 xt In the post, Kyle A. Huffman provides historical context for this Ly it specific era of the brand, noting that while Harry Leary is not Sa pictured in the advertisement, he served as the Team Manager

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Features a community post showcasing multiple detailed views \ eckicoteed . of Harry Leary’s Biolab Sciences jersey. The graphic highlights ——

e 2 for Diamond Back during this time. This highlight shifts the

a focus from Leary’s legendary time on the track to his behind-the- scenes leadership and influence on the professional circuit during the early 90s. The community interaction for this post serves to archive the “management” chapter of Leary’s career. This record documents the specific timeframe of his transition into a leadership role at Diamond Back.

Features a community post presenting a poll tothe group titted

“Which teams did Harry ride for? (Choose all that apply)”. The , Rankanireelasrerarts

graphic displays the poll results with Diamond Back leading at — : = .

37%, followed by Redman at 26%, GHP at 25%, and Mongoose at 5 ; .

In the post, Kyle Huffman uses the interactive tool to test and Ocw -

build the collective knowledge of the group regarding Harry

Leary’s extensive sponsorship history. In the comments, Joshua

Fullington provides the correct comprehensive answer, stating, @ soem

“all of the above”, confirming that Leary represented each of Po

these iconic brands at different stages of his professional career.

The community interaction for this post serves to archive the

varied professional chapters of Leary’s life.

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