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Chapter 8, Page 102

Campaign: A Fireside Story of Harry Leary
Stable page identifier: FSHL-102
Chapter: 8 — Legacy in Motion
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Features a community post shared by the Lititz BMX admin account, showcasing a teaser for an upcoming video series. The

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Features a community post showcasing a 3rd place award from om =]

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ume against the backdrop of a professional garage space. ‘ In the post, the project explores a unique intersection of BMX {end hou Gage some history and local contracting: “Ever Wonder What It Would be Like to Have Greg Hill (BMX Legend) Bid Your Garage Floor?” The link leads to a short clip of the Hall of Famer starting the bid process for the museum’s two-car garage floor. This collaboration highlights how icons of the sport’s golden era, like Hill—a fierce rival of Harry Leary—continue to interact with the community in unexpected, professional ways long after their racing careers have concluded.

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om . graphic features a honeycomb-patterned flooring sample, set

Features a community post showcasing a 3rd place award from om =]

the 2015 California State Championship Qualifier. The graphic 2015

displays a large, vibrant plaque featuring a neon-style racing

illustration, representing the South Lake Tahoe BMX event. f

In the post, the project highlights the diversity of the museum’s =

holdings: “The museum has a healthy sampling of BMX Trophies ae

& Awards.” This specific piece was won by Harry Leary later in Oe

his career, serving as a testament to his competitive longevity

and his continued presence at state-level events well into the = .

2010s. The artifact is noted as being available for public viewing See arya tote

as part of the permanent collection.

bake . Features a community post announcing the launch of a new Soman ermaa site public interface for the project. The graphic showcases the (aecttes thn etm te banner for the public Facebook group: “The Unofficial Harry — Leary BMX Museum of Facebook,” featuring a striking silhouette =< of a rider framed by orange flames. in af In the post, the strategic shift toward a public platform is 7 explained. While the original private group remains the primary y hub for deep historical research and personal storytelling, this ° new public group is designed to act as a “fishing line” to attract ‘eet oy ett ee = new members and external interest. The goal is to create a circular flow of information, where public engagement feeds back into the private archive. This expansion ensures that the mission to preserve the “Turbo” legacy can reach a broader audience while maintaining the intimacy and security of the core community.

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