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Campaign: A Fireside Story of Harry Leary
Stable page identifier: FSHL-097
Chapter: 8 — Legacy in Motion
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Features a community post providing an #operationdirtwerx OE wae update. The graphic displays a “Before and After” comparison of Seater meme a set of chrome BMX handlebars that were famously used by ———— Harry Leary. ere cd In the post, the project documents the physical labor involved in of salvaging history: “We did a little unbending today. We are hell ie We zz bent (pun intended) on using these bars.” The goal is to A preserve and restore as much of Leary’s original equipment as \ WA possible for future display. A humorous note is added in the comments to clarify the physics of the restoration, with the Lee admin pointing out that at 115 Ibs and 5’6”, they certainly didn’t have the leverage to unbend the steel bars alone. =— Features a community post providing another SSS #operationdirtwerx update. The graphic showcases a care package from Fall Risk Racing (FRR), featuring blue anodized Whacre” “FRR FACTORY” components, black grips, and a blue-and- Ne Facto! yellow LEARY #1 NAG factory jersey. = — In the post, the project acknowledges the industry support heer fueling the museum’s restoration efforts: “Our friends at Fall a : Risk Racing (FRR) sent a care package to help with the rebuild— y A coS\ for when the bars are ready.” This gesture from one of Harry’s \ as former teams underscores the respect the community still holds . for his career. The inclusion of the NAG (National Age Group) #1 jersey serves as a high-visibility reminder of the championships Leary secured while representing the FRR colors. Features a community post shared on April 29, 2025, providing C—- the final #operationdirtwerx update for this specific project. The Seeeeerepeeeemser graphic serves as a “results” showcase, featuring a close-up of ———__— the restored handlebars, the high-performance Box grips, and y the Fall Risk Racing hardware. FF - In the post, the project celebrates the successful restoration of \ Harry Leary’’s personal bars: “Bars have been built… We present — to you our set of Harry Leary’s bars that will be returning to one of his old bikes.” The update highlights the meticulous process ere of cleaning the original brake lever and integrating the new . components provided by Fall Risk Racing, one of Harry’s final sponsors. This successful rebuild represents a tangible victory in the museum’s mission to preserve the functional history of the legend’s equipment.

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Features a community post providing an #operationdirtwerx OE wae update. The graphic displays a “Before and After” comparison of Seater meme a set of chrome BMX handlebars that were famously used by ———— Harry Leary. ere cd In the post, the project documents the physical labor involved in of salvaging history: “We did a little unbending today. We are hell ie We zz bent (pun intended) on using these bars.” The goal is to A preserve and restore as much of Leary’s original equipment as \ WA possible for future display. A humorous note is added in the comments to clarify the physics of the restoration, with the Lee admin pointing out that at 115 Ibs and 5’6”, they certainly didn’t have the leverage to unbend the steel bars alone. =— Features a community post providing another SSS #operationdirtwerx update. The graphic showcases a care package from Fall Risk Racing (FRR), featuring blue anodized Whacre” “FRR FACTORY” components, black grips, and a blue-and- Ne Facto! yellow LEARY #1 NAG factory jersey. = — In the post, the project acknowledges the industry support heer fueling the museum’s restoration efforts: “Our friends at Fall a : Risk Racing (FRR) sent a care package to help with the rebuild— y A coS\ for when the bars are ready.” This gesture from one of Harry’s \ as former teams underscores the respect the community still holds . for his career. The inclusion of the NAG (National Age Group) #1 jersey serves as a high-visibility reminder of the championships Leary secured while representing the FRR colors. Features a community post shared on April 29, 2025, providing C—- the final #operationdirtwerx update for this specific project. The Seeeeerepeeeemser graphic serves as a “results” showcase, featuring a close-up of ———__— the restored handlebars, the high-performance Box grips, and y the Fall Risk Racing hardware. FF - In the post, the project celebrates the successful restoration of \ Harry Leary’’s personal bars: “Bars have been built… We present — to you our set of Harry Leary’s bars that will be returning to one of his old bikes.” The update highlights the meticulous process ere of cleaning the original brake lever and integrating the new . components provided by Fall Risk Racing, one of Harry’s final sponsors. This successful rebuild represents a tangible victory in the museum’s mission to preserve the functional history of the legend’s equipment.

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