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Campaign: A Fireside Story of Harry Leary
Stable page identifier: FSHL-086
Chapter: 7 — More Than Racing
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ee - om Features a community post shared by Pj Beaty on February 26, AR Aer a ~, 2025, showcasing the October 1999 “Old School Issue” of BMXer & ¥ d Magazine. The graphic features a cover shot from Reno—the 2nd VY Sere VOON largest race in ABA history at the time—and highlights the MS < ay] v\ e) “Golden Crank Awards” and the search for legend Thom Lund. ie IMptee scentifios the eosin ! Sip) end Eas In the post, Kyle A. Huffman identifies this specific issue as a SLDE _—s cover, priority for the Lititz BMX Museum archives, commenting, “I ~ need this one. Thanks for sharing!” The magazine is particularly e ee ° significant because it captures the era of the late 90s “Old iad School” resurgence, a period when the industry began formally ee honoring the pioneers of the 70s and 80s. Features a community post showcasing the Supercross Factory ae Team jersey of elite racer Dani George. The graphic provides a ore - detailed look at the jersey, featuring her signature #33, the EA il “Dream For Your Future” branding, and a playful Cookie Monster berecae ay ls patch on the lower hem. neg J sal In the post, Kyle A. Huffman presents the jersey as a standalone ao Vig, piece of history, honoring the respect it deserves as an artifact. GEEGA 23) The provenance of the item is deeply personal: it was a gift from A es, q Dani George to her friend Harry Leary. This exchange highlights a 0 eS N the cross-generational friendships and mutual respect that exist D F P =n among the sport’s top-tier athletes, transcending eras and competitive backgrounds. Plt Features a community post showcasing the bold, oval logo of or ° Answer Racing, a legendary brand that has provided high- performance gear to both the motocross and BMX elite for decades. > In the post, Kyle A. Huffman highlights the brand’s enduring WS NYS} TGS legacy and its historical presence at the top tiers of the sport. SST While the public post focuses on the iconic branding that defined an era of racing, it also represents a significant research ° point for the Lititz BMX Museum. The discovery of a misprinted Po Connor Fields Answer jersey within the Harry Leary locker suggests a deep, professional connection between Leary and the brand, even into the modern Olympic era of the sport.

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ee - om Features a community post shared by Pj Beaty on February 26, AR Aer a ~, 2025, showcasing the October 1999 “Old School Issue” of BMXer & ¥ d Magazine. The graphic features a cover shot from Reno—the 2nd VY Sere VOON largest race in ABA history at the time—and highlights the MS < ay] v\ e) “Golden Crank Awards” and the search for legend Thom Lund. ie IMptee scentifios the eosin ! Sip) end Eas In the post, Kyle A. Huffman identifies this specific issue as a SLDE _—s cover, priority for the Lititz BMX Museum archives, commenting, “I ~ need this one. Thanks for sharing!” The magazine is particularly e ee ° significant because it captures the era of the late 90s “Old iad School” resurgence, a period when the industry began formally ee honoring the pioneers of the 70s and 80s. Features a community post showcasing the Supercross Factory ae Team jersey of elite racer Dani George. The graphic provides a ore - detailed look at the jersey, featuring her signature #33, the EA il “Dream For Your Future” branding, and a playful Cookie Monster berecae ay ls patch on the lower hem. neg J sal In the post, Kyle A. Huffman presents the jersey as a standalone ao Vig, piece of history, honoring the respect it deserves as an artifact. GEEGA 23) The provenance of the item is deeply personal: it was a gift from A es, q Dani George to her friend Harry Leary. This exchange highlights a 0 eS N the cross-generational friendships and mutual respect that exist D F P =n among the sport’s top-tier athletes, transcending eras and competitive backgrounds. Plt Features a community post showcasing the bold, oval logo of or ° Answer Racing, a legendary brand that has provided high- performance gear to both the motocross and BMX elite for decades. > In the post, Kyle A. Huffman highlights the brand’s enduring WS NYS} TGS legacy and its historical presence at the top tiers of the sport. SST While the public post focuses on the iconic branding that defined an era of racing, it also represents a significant research ° point for the Lititz BMX Museum. The discovery of a misprinted Po Connor Fields Answer jersey within the Harry Leary locker suggests a deep, professional connection between Leary and the brand, even into the modern Olympic era of the sport.

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