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Nationals with a fourth in Pro Cruiser and a third in Pro Open on Saturday. While he was retired from the top competition in the "A" pro class ("AA" in ABA parlance) point and money chases, he was reclassified as a "B" pro ("A" pro in ABA parlance) and later as a Veteran pro in the 20" class and raced competitively well into his mid 40s.
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the BMX world as it was, that his career brought. He went as far as to attend a sports medicine clinic for stress management in July 1984. He met many stars of the more established sports at the facility. The stresses that come with the burden of fame was and is a widespread if little discussed aspect in the career of a top amateur or professional athlete.
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A BMX jumping style he invented is named after him, a "Leary". It involves launching a bicycle to a great height off a ramp or dirt berm. Near the apex of the jump, the rider turns the handlebars of his bicycle until they are practically facing backwards. He also kicks the rear portion of the bicycle
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March 1980 – 1992. After leaving JMC, he had a hard time finding a sponsor "'cos I never won anything big". At a national he had an announcement made that he was looking for a sponsor. Diamondback Team
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At the time there was no separate pro class for pros due to the relatively small number of pros. They raced with the 16 Experts, making it a Pro/Am class essentially. This is why during the early years of the pro division the national number one racer of a sanctioning body could be either an amateur
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confirms that Leary was the first documented case of anyone doing a "Leary". At the time of the controversy, the maneuver was generically and neutrally known as a "Helicopter". Today, the modern variation of the "Leary" is called a "Lookback". This is an extreme version of the "Leary" in which when
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knee surgery and was laid up for a further two months, not racing again until
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1990:VintageBMX topic Harry Leary Reclassed To Amateur
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1420:April 1982 Vol.7 No.4 pg.62 Joint interview with
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1518:"Coming Back: Diamond Back's Harry Leary"
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1729:Eddie Fiola
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1635:Scott Clark
1525:"Rebuttal"
1438:Scott Clark
1422:Stu Thomsen
1300:Ruptured a
1287:arthoscopic
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772:Stu Thomsen
663:SPR Schwinn
647:Specialized
607:DiamondBack
433:Harry Leary
402:August 2020
279:is written
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2248:Legacy.com
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1889:BMX World:
1842:Total BMX:
1807:BMX Weekly
1712:BMX Plus!:
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1587:Super BMX:
1495:BMX Action
1488:BMX Action
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1445:BMX Action
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1160:BMX Action
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696:Major wins
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77:references
39:improve it
2202:BMX Plus!
2178:Super BMX
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2019:BMX Plus!
1978:Super BMX
1951:BMX Plus!
1916:BMX Today
1896:NBA World
1882:Moto Mag:
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1857:Eric Rupe
1787:BMX Plus!
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1538:Greg Hill
1520:BMX Plus!
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1481:Super BMX
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1411:BMX Plus!
1383:BMX Plus!
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341:and help
45:talk page
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545:Off Road
452:Nickname
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292:neutral
286:Please
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