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Lititz BMX Museum Unboxing: Harry Leary DIRTWERX Prototype (PR12) - Made by Livermore BOSS - Dumas

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2026-06-07
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2:18
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What happens when a rare piece of BMX history finally finds its way home?

In this special Lititz BMX unboxing, Kyle Huffman opens a package from Justin Dumas of Livermore Boss BMX containing an extraordinary artifact connected to BMX legend Harry Leary and the DIRTWERX project.

Inside the box is a 20-inch DIRTWERX frame marked "PR12"—a prototype built during the development of the Harry Leary DIRTWERX program. Designed with involvement from Livermore Boss BMX, the frame represents a unique chapter in the ongoing story of Harry Leary's influence on BMX design and innovation.

What makes this discovery especially significant is that Lititz BMX already houses a 24-inch DIRTWERX prototype. With the addition of this newly acquired 20-inch PR12 frame, the collection now preserves both known prototype platforms from the project, helping tell a more complete story of the evolution of these rare machines.

A special thank you goes to Justin Dumas for preserving this piece of BMX history and making it available for the collection.

As research continues, additional details about the frame's development, production history, and relationship to the broader DIRTWERX project will be documented and shared with the BMX community.

🏛️ Future Home:
Lititz BMX Museum Collection

🚲 Featured Artifact:
DIRTWERX PR12 20-Inch Prototype Frame

🤝 Special Thanks:
Justin Dumas
Livermore Boss BMX

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Transcript

Hey guys, Kyle, let us begin max. We have
We have frame unboxing
frame unboxing today.
today. You can see what's behind me and my
You can see what's behind me and my idea of
idea of who it's related to.
who it's related to. Um so this one came from Justin DeMoss
Um so this one came from Justin DeMoss over at Livermore Boss.
over at Livermore Boss. And
And it's a frame that Livermore Boss
it's a frame that Livermore Boss designed and helped build
designed and helped build for Haro Larry.
And Justin had this for a while and made mention of it to me and then not
made mention of it to me and then not long ago he reached out and said, "Hey,
long ago he reached out and said, "Hey, are you interested?"
And I said, "Yeah."
So
now
we get to do an unboxing. And what do we have here?
You notice we have prototype Haro Larry Dirt Works frame with four cups there.
Dirt Works frame with four cups there. Well, here
we have
Holy rabbit ears.
Uh and N L S dirt 20-in Dirt Works.
And this says P R 12. Wow.
I don't know. I'm not have to learn more about it, but it's in amazing shape.
about it, but it's in amazing shape. And I just want to say, Justin, thank
And I just want to say, Justin, thank you. So, if that's a prototype and
you. So, if that's a prototype and that's a prototype, together
that's a prototype, together we have a 20-in and a 20-in Haro there
we have a 20-in and a 20-in Haro there in the Gear Works Bikes in the museum
in the Gear Works Bikes in the museum inventory now. Thank you.

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