11. Harry Leary tried to play baseball as a kid - no sports took the place of his riding | Linda

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x0JbOK68gaE

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2025-11-10

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0:12

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11. Did BMX Legend Harry Leary play baseball or any other sports?

Find the answer here by listening to this short clip of Linda Leary & Kyle A. Huffman’s walk across the London Bridge in Lake Havasu City, AZ.

We invite you to join us for this fun and amazingly insightful view into BMX great Harry Leary.

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He tried baseball. >> Okay.
>> Okay. >> But nothing, you know, no sports really
>> But nothing, you know, no sports really took the place of his riding.
took the place of his riding. >> Interesting.
>> Interesting. >> And it was always his bikes. Always in
>> And it was always his bikes. Always in spikes.

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