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Chapter 6, Page 71

Campaign: A Fireside Story of Harry Leary
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Chapter: 6 — Pressure Without Change
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Features a community post presenting a multiple-choice poll to PF the group: “HLT stands for Harry Leary .” The graphic displays the poll with four options: Track, Tale, Turbo, and Trike. 62am ° In the post, Kyle A. Huffman uses interactive trivia to reinforce “e - foundational knowledge within the community. The poll shows ~ -~ Turbo with 100% of the vote, reflecting the group’s immediate ) te - recognition of the iconic “Harry Leary Turbo” (HLT) branding that Om . became a staple of Diamond Back’s high-performance componentry and frame designations. Po SET awe Features a community post showcasing multiple angles of a or 5 white, full-face motocross-style helmet featuring a black “3” on tax the side and a prominent, albeit weathered, signature on the ww = shell. The graphic is titled “Head Protection: ‘3’ with unknown y, E signature” and includes a plea to the group: “One of you has to - know whose signature this is?” . y ? C4 Ve In the post, Kyle A. Huffman initiates a crowdsourced ) investigation to identify the autograph. While group expert Greg = Mathias humorously notes it looks like his “chicken scratch” but OS ee confirms it is not his, the investigation points toward legendary ~ ° motocross racer Jeremy McGrath. This theory is supported by the Lititz BMX Museum holding a Specialized frame featuring two identical signatures, leaning on McGrath’s well-documented competitive background in BMX before his dominant moto career. Features a community post showcasing a cinematic, low-angle Soe landscape orientation of the Diamond Back Factory Team from the early 1980s. The graphic features iconic riders including t- Harry Leary, Eddy King, and Pistol Pete Loncarevich in their Se \ = Ane

signature silver and black factory leathers, posed with their ; ae said q chrome machines under a dramatic red-tinted light. In the post, Kyle A. Huffman prompts the community to “Fill in Eau Pe the blank” for the statement: “It just screams -“ Group t expert Greg Mathias provides the definitive answer with “Bad ° Ass,” a sentiment echoed by the archival presentation of the —= team at the height of their professional intimidation and market . dominance.

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