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Chapter 6, Page 70

Campaign: A Fireside Story of Harry Leary
Stable page identifier: FSHL-070
Chapter: 6 — Pressure Without Change
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Features a community post showcasing the iconic red, black,

Record block 2 — `FSHL-070-02`

Ss =e Features a community post documenting Harry Leary’s legacy as Se a dominant force in the ABA Masters class during the 1990s. The my =! : a graphic includes a portrait of Travis Chipres alongside excerpts

Record block 3 — `FSHL-070-03`

i from gOrk’s “Top 90 BMXXers of the 90’s,” where Leary is ranked N & “

oe #14 and identified as the “meter that all will use for measuring = age.” ay == a en In the post, Kyle A. Huffman highlights that Chipres was one of ee only two riders capable of beating the era’s “Current Dominators ees == of The Masters” - Harry Leary and Eric Rupe. The archival text notes that after winning consecutive Masters titles in ‘93 and ‘94, ° Leary founded his own company and reclassified to single-A pro at age 41, continuing to “whup on kids literally half his age.”

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i from gOrk’s “Top 90 BMXXers of the 90’s,” where Leary is ranked N & “

Features a community post showcasing the iconic red, black,

and white Marzocchi logo. The graphic represents a key naa °

sponsorship from the later stages of Harry Leary’s career,

specifically his time representing the brand on the Marzocchi

Free Ride Team.

In the post, Kyle A. Huffman highlights the connection between

this brand and the broader “Harry Leary Body of Knowledge.”

This sponsorship marks Leary’s transition into the mountain PMARZOCCHIS

bike and free-ride disciplines, where Marzocchi served as a

primary technical partner, expanding his influence beyond the

traditional BMX racing circuit.

The community interaction for this post serves to archive the

“Marzocchi” chapter of Leary’s professional timeline.

PY Features a community post showcasing another entry in the Cel ° “Fireside Race Wednesday” series, focusing on the international — Kellogg’s BMX Track Wars in Wigan. The graphic is a video still

la = titled “Andy Ruffell Crashes Out” and features a close-up of a racer in the gate, with a caption identifying the heat: “Okay, here we go. UK Superclass, Scott Alan Woods.”

EE In the post, Kyle A. Huffman documents the specific race results

. one from this high-stakes UK series, noting that while local hero

e Andy Ruffell went down, Harry Leary managed to secure a 3rd PY place finish. This continues the cataloging of Leary’s performances during his televised tours of the United Kingdom, where he faced off against both American rivals and the best of the British Superclass.

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