Public documentation, standards, reference materials, structured data, and technical resources supporting the Lititz BMX Archive.
Lititz BMX is an independent BMX archive, preservation project, media platform, and developing private museum and education concept based in Lititz, Pennsylvania.
The project documents BMX artifacts, riders, manufacturers, teams, events, media, and community history through physical preservation, digital cataloging, original research, oral-history interviews, educational resources, and public media.
The archive is founded and maintained by Kyle A. Huffman, a retired instructional designer, twice-deployed United States Navy veteran, lifelong BMX enthusiast, collector, researcher, interviewer, and media producer.
Browse the public artifact inventory through visual, searchable, downloadable, illustrated, and individually documented formats.
- Explore the Master Artifact Gallery — 101 accessioned artifact records
- Open the complete Artifact Inventory documentation
- Browse all individual Artifact Inventory records
- Open the Public Inventory data section
- Browse the searchable CSV inventory
- View the illustrated PDF inventory
Public documentation describing the standards, conventions, and workflows used by Lititz BMX.
- Open the Standards library
- LBS-001 — Recording Description “About” Standards
- LBS-002 — Artifact Numbering Standards
- LBS-004 — Logo and Brand Mark Usage Standards
Public materials explaining Lititz BMX, its terminology, mission, preservation practices, media, and long-term vision.
- Open the Reference library
- FAQ-001 — Lititz BMX Frequently Asked Questions
- GLO-001 — Lititz BMX Glossary
Official Lititz BMX logo files, technical specifications, verification imagery, and usage guidance.
Interactive educational resources combining BMX history, puzzles, profiles, images, and documented source material.
- Open the Learning Resources library
- Explore Lititz BMX Profiles — 10 rider profiles, four brand/publication profiles and 150 track entries
- Explore the Interactive BMX Word Search
- Explore the BMX History Quiz Series
Museum-style visual collections organizing related artifacts, provenance, learning context, and public access records.
- Open the Collections library
- Read The Radical Rick Collection — Volume One: From Page to Artifact
- Enter Harry’s Room — 28 integrated Harry Leary accession records
- Explore the Digital Jersey Wall — 22 accessioned jerseys and five continued-journey records
Long-form preservation, restoration, educational, and storytelling campaigns produced by Lititz BMX.
- Open the Campaigns library
- Play the 10,000 Hours of BMX Inspiration Mixed Tape — 23 visual campaign records
- Explore the complete #myHuffyBMXBuild ten-chapter digital book archive
- Explore the complete #RebuildRadicalRick campaign archive
- Explore the complete #OperationDIRTWERX — The Story campaign archive
The Lititz BMX Record Collection preserves 22 compiled media dossiers and their broader historical footprints—including original recordings, transcript layers, publication materials, derivative clips, provenance, verification notes, and archival context across Fireside BMX Chat, Pump Track Chat, and Unboxing.
- Explore the complete Lititz BMX Record Collection
- Browse the Fireside BMX Chat dossiers
- Review the Record Collection Archival Standard
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Greg Hill — Floored: A BMX & Garage Story — 25-Short flooring-brochure archive
One garage. One BMX legend. Twenty-five layers of BMX history, including Harry Leary, early racing, GHP, BMX-business economics, career reinvention, and Greg Hill’s flooring work. -
Greg Mathias — Chasing Harry, Episode 4 — 32-record visual Shorts publication archive
A visual publication archive preserving 32 surviving Shorts, their original published frames, descriptions, transcripts, evidence, provenance, and relationship to the complete Hall of Fame conversation.
Source-preservation exhibits documenting BMX across movies, music and other entertainment media.
- Open the In Entertainment archive
- Explore BMX in the Media
- Browse the complete Movies archive — E.T., RAD and BMX Bandits
- Explore Musicians Who Ride BMX
The Social Media Archive preserves the public posting history, shared-source context, still images and structured reference data through which Lititz BMX documented its work in real time.
- Open the Social Media Archive
- Browse the Facebook archive as a chronological feed
- Explore the master Facebook visual asset gallery
- Search all 23,318 Facebook source records
- Browse individually indexed Facebook source records
The Lititz BMX YouTube Archive preserves the complete July 26, 2026 public and unlisted channel accession: 370 video records with titles, availability, timestamps, description snapshots, normalized metadata, YouTube caption tracks, archive-generated transcript records, provenance, and fixity. All private videos remain excluded.
- Search and filter the Lititz BMX YouTube Archive
- Open the complete YouTube Archive documentation
- Browse all 370 public and unlisted record folders
- Watch Lititz BMX on YouTube
This repository also hosts public sitemap and verification files supporting discovery and indexing of the Lititz BMX Archive.
The live Lititz BMX Archive remains the primary location for artifact pages, collection exhibits, rider and manufacturer profiles, educational resources, interviews, videos, campaigns, international BMX history, and related media.
Documents and datasets in this repository are published to support transparency, research, education, discovery, and long-term BMX preservation.
The repository will continue to grow as the archive develops, additional artifacts are cataloged, standards are revised, and new public research resources are released.
Materials may be referenced for educational, historical, and preservation purposes. Lititz BMX names, branding, original archive content, artifact records, documentation, and archive links remain the property of Lititz BMX.