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Chapter 7, Page 93

Campaign: A Fireside Story of Harry Leary
Stable page identifier: FSHL-093
Chapter: 7 — More Than Racing
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Record block 1 — `FSHL-093-01`

Features a community post marking a significant date in the project’s timeline: “Today makes 6 months since Harry passed.” The graphic utilizes a clean, text-based layout to create a somber space for reflection and shared mourning. o== In the post, the message honors the enduring legacy of the mrt eta ey “Turbo” legend: “You are still missed and loved.

learn a new rate ee ieee story about it nearly every day… God is great.” The post serves 7 as an open invitation for the community to share their personal stories or feelings, reinforcing the idea that while Harry is gone, the impact he had on those lucky enough to experience his career remains a living presence. SSS Features a community post showcasing a rare Diamond Back racing card. The graphic captures Harry Leary in mid-air, fully 2 decked out in his factory gear and “Hard” leathers, framed by a . A classic red, white, and blue border that defines the aesthetic of yy

the early 1980s. “y In the post, the discovery of this physical collectible is presented \ aN with the question: “Who knew he had a card?” This artifact 4 ) highlights the mainstream marketability of BMX during its first DIAMOND BACK; major boom, where top pros like Leary were immortalized on 3 trading cards just like traditional stick-and-ball athletes. Features a community post showcasing a promotional flyer for a ST ° training clinic with “Turbo” Harry Leary at Bethel Supercross — oo , Cliniciwith}-Turbos Harry, Leary, BMx. The graphic displays Leary’s Hall of Fame credentials and lists the core skills covered in his $40, three-hour sessions, ees ul §t. b. including gate starts, sprinting, cornering, and track skills. = is: Ss & In the post, a question is posed to those who attended: “How Fas a: { A ) were his clinics?

have heard amazing things.” Group expert ES BMX Ce) Pad and teammate Greg Mathias offers high praise, noting that while —s sal he didn’t attend that specific session, training with Leary was © ee een ee - “absolutely the best.” Mathias emphasizes Leary’s elite technical _… ° eye, specifically “his ability to watch you and correct issues was amazing.” The community interaction for this post serves to archive the “Coaching and Mentorship” chapter of the legend’s career.

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