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Chapter 6, Page 72

Campaign: A Fireside Story of Harry Leary
Stable page identifier: FSHL-072
Chapter: 6 — Pressure Without Change
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Features a community post titled “Harry in Daylight,” FY

Record block 2 — `FSHL-072-02`

Li, Features a community post showcasing a modern 6D carbon Ss a fiber helmet featuring the “KB88” logo of the late BMX Olympic

Record block 3 — `FSHL-072-03`

x legend Kyle Bennett. The graphic presents multiple angles of the - x \ high-tech headgear, which is part of the physical collection BS se) Z managed by Kyle A. Huffman. Lim rT; In the post, Kyle A. Huffman poses a historical mystery to the = Nw group: “How did Harry get this?” He is seeking the specific XS 3 narrative connection between Harry Leary and Kyle Bennett that oe ie led to this helmet ending up in Leary’s personal possession. Cis While the helmet is dedicated to Bennett’s legacy, its presence in . the “Leary Locker” suggests a significant moment of respect or a personal exchange between the two generational icons.

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Li, Features a community post showcasing a modern 6D carbon Ss a fiber helmet featuring the “KB88” logo of the late BMX Olympic

Features a community post titled “Harry in Daylight,” FY

showcasing a modern action shot of Harry Leary competing in

his later years. The graphic captures Leary in full focus, sporting Oto °

blue, white, and red racing gear and a matching helmet while _— xr

navigating a track on a green-framed bike with a #16 plate. 4

In the post, Kyle A. Huffman presents a clear, well-lit image that I

contrasts with the grainy, high-contrast black-and-white ona

photography typically associated with Leary’s 1980s peak. This _ n

“daylight” perspective highlights Leary’s continued technical

proficiency and competitive drive as he transitioned into the Fo

veteran and masters classes, maintaining his signature

aggressive riding style decades after his professional debut.

o== — Features a community post shared by group expert Mitch Nimey, = 2 showcasing several candid photographs from a visit to a high- =: a 280% end private collection. The graphics feature Harry Leary c- ‘@< j ~ personally inspecting various artifacts, including a vintage JMC Es — Racing helmet and a legendary Diamond Back race bike. A a ‘ é In the post, Mitch Nimey provides a “behind the scenes” look at _ Leary re-engaging with the hardware that defined his career. The # + i images capture Leary holding a blue, red, and silver JMC helmet q f and bending over a chrome Diamond Back while surrounded by ° 00 walls of vintage frames and memorabilia. This intimate look at the legend interacting with his own history provides a raw, modern context to the archival race footage typically shared in the group.

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