21. In this exclusive clip from the Fireside BMX Chat, host Kyle A. Huffman sits down with Harry Leary’s niece for a "one-word" challenge. We know Harry as the Diamondback powerhouse, the inventor of the "Leary" lookback, and a BMX Hall of Fame legend - but to his family, he was just "Uncle."

His niece's answer is probably the last thing you'd expect to hear about a BMX icon, but it perfectly captures the playful relationship they shared.

In this video:

Kyle A. Huffman asks for a one-word description of Harry Leary as an uncle.

The surprising—and hilarious—word his niece chooses.

A glimpse into the personal life of one of BMX’s greatest pioneers.

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