#RebuildRadicalRick Campaign Archive | Restoring an Icon One Piece at a Time | Learn as He Grows

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Published

2025-03-24

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Public

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2:06

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The #RebuildRadicalRick campaign documents the restoration of a one-of-a-kind Radical Rick statue while preserving the story behind the project through photographs, updates, and historical documentation.

This short highlights moments from the campaign as they originally appeared on the Lititz BMX Facebook page before being preserved inside the Lititz BMX Archive.

More than a restoration project, #RebuildRadicalRick became a record of the research, discoveries, community support, and milestones that unfolded throughout the build.

Whether you're a longtime Radical Rick fan, a BMX collector, or simply interested in how preservation projects evolve over time, this video offers a glimpse into one chapter of that journey.

Campaign Archive
https://sites.google.com/view/lititzbmxinventorylist/campaigns/rebuild-radical-rick-campaigns

Special thanks to Damian Fulton, creator of Radical Rick, whose work inspired generations of BMX riders and continues to influence BMX culture today.

Related Topics
• Radical Rick
• Damian Fulton
• BMX History
• BMX Preservation
• BMX Art
• BMX Collecting
• BMX Archive

📚 About Lititz BMX

Lititz BMX is an independent BMX preservation project dedicated to documenting and preserving the people, bikes, artifacts, race history, and stories that shaped the sport.

What began as a private collection has grown into an expanding digital archive featuring hundreds of artifacts, rider profiles, interviews, educational resources, and historical research spanning BMX’s earliest days through today.

Every artifact tells a story. Every rider leaves a legacy. Every piece of BMX history deserves to be preserved. Each recording helps preserve BMX history by documenting the people, artifacts, and stories that might otherwise be lost to time. 

🔗 Discover More in the Archive

This recording is one chapter in the story of the Lititz BMX Archive.

Whether you're researching BMX history, rediscovering a favorite rider, or exploring the stories behind the artifacts, there's always something new waiting in the archive.

🏁 Explore Lititz BMX
https://www.lititzbmx.com

📚 Explore the Complete Archive
https://sites.google.com/view/lititzbmxinventorylist/

⭐ Featured Archive Highlights

🔹 Harry Leary Collection
https://sites.google.com/view/lititzbmxinventorylist/collections/the-harry-leary-collection-1

🔹 International BMX History – Canada
https://sites.google.com/view/lititzbmxinventorylist/international-bmx-history/canada-international-bmx-history

🔹 #myHuffyBMXBuild
https://sites.google.com/view/lititzbmxinventorylist/campaigns/huffybmx-build-campaigns

🚲 Support the Archive

The Lititz BMX Archive is independently developed and maintained.

Sharing recordings, identifying artifacts, contributing historical information, and connecting riders with the archive are some of the best ways to help preserve BMX history.

 • Museum-quality BMX artifacts
 • BMX team and manufacturer history
 • Vintage BMX memorabilia and catalogs
 • International BMX history
 • Educational resources and historical research
 • Original photographs, videos, and documents
 • Original Lititz BMX media productions
 • Restoration projects and behind-the-scenes stories 

New artifacts, rider profiles, interviews, and historical resources are added regularly as the Lititz BMX Archive continues to grow.

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