Out ofthe seat.

BMX rider in BMX Biker riding gear during a session

Men's riding pants and tees for BMX, shaped around the way a body actually moves on a small frame.

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The shelf

Two things,
done properly.

Riding pants and riding tees. Nothing else on the shelf, so every style gets the same attention.

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The fit

Cut for the crouch, not the mirror.

Five things a riding stance asks of a pant or a tee.

Close view of BMX riding pants in a crouched riding position
01

Shoulders that reach

Shoulders and sleeves are set to move when your arms reach forward for the grips.

02

A back hem that stays down

Tees carry extra length at the back, so leaning over the bars never opens a gap at the waist.

03

Room through the seat

Drop into a deep crouch and the waistband stays where it is instead of dragging down at the back.

04

Space at the knee

Lift a knee toward the bars and the fabric moves with it — never pinned across the kneecap.

05

Clear of the chain

The leg narrows toward the ankle, and the hem rolls or cuffs easily on the chain side.

NOTE / Colors lean toward shades that hide a little dust and the odd chain mark — riding clothes pick up both.

Before anything is listed

Three steps. Then it goes on the site.

STEP 01Copying the details from a garment label

Copy the label, word for word.

What we record

Fabric, care instructions and everything printed on the tag inside go straight into the description.

STEP 02Riding pants measured flat

Measure the style laid flat.

What we record

Waist, inseam and rise for pants. Chest width and body length for tees. Every number in inches.

STEP 03BMX riding tee photographed for the shop

Match the photos to the stock.

What we record

A listing waits until the photos show the pieces we actually have on the shelf.

Returns are checked before anything goes back on the shelf.

Only unworn pieces with their tags still attached return to stock. Sizing is the question riders ask us most, so the numbers on a listing come from the item itself.

Our story

The seat sits low for a reason.

A BMX frame is small, and the seat sits low and close to the top tube — on purpose. A session is spent on the pedals, knees bent, weight shifting over the bars and back over the rear wheel. Everyday clothes are cut for standing straight or sitting in a chair. A riding stance is neither.

Packing BMX Biker orders in Norwalk, Connecticut
PACKED & SHIPPED FROM NORWALK, CONNECTICUT
Rider with a low seat, knees bent and weight over the bars
A SMALL FRAME KEEPS THE BIKE FREE TO MOVE UNDERNEATH YOU

Plenty of riders who find us are new to BMX, or coming back to it after years away. The idea holds for them too: if the pants feel easy in a crouch and the tee stays put when you lean over the bars, the clothes have done their part. The riding can take over from there.

Beyond the pedals.

A session is more than riding. It is resting, fixing flats and hanging out. The kit is built to work on the track and stay comfortable off it.

Rider resting in breathable summer BMX gear
01The Summer KitBreathable short-sleeve tees and durable riding shorts. The go-to setup when the heat kicks in at the pump track.
BMX shorts with enough room for knee pads
02Room for ArmorShorts and pants are cut with enough space to run knee pads underneath without snagging or feeling tight.
Rider relaxing between BMX laps
03Between LapsFabrics that breathe and cool down fast, for when you are sitting on the deck catching your breath.
BMX gear with pockets for tools and phones
04Everyday UtilityDeep, secure pockets for a phone and multi-tool, in a shape that still reads as streetwear on the ride home.
01 / Shipping

$4.95 flat shipping

One rate per order to any street address in the 50 states and DC.

02 / Cut-off

Order by 5 PM EST

Monday to Friday, and your order enters processing the same day.

03 / Returns

30 days to return

Return shipping is on us — a prepaid label lands in your inbox.

04 / Support

A real person replies

Sizing, styles or an order you placed — one inbox, real answers.

Our blog

From the journal.

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CARE GUIDEGetting Chain Grease Out of Riding Pants

Getting chain grease out of riding pants

Sooner or later a pant leg drifts into the chain. Chain lube is oil, and by the time it reaches your pants it has picked up road grit and fine metal from the drivetrain. A fresh mark comes out most of the time if you handle it in the right order.

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STYLINGHow to Cuff Riding Pants for the Ride

How to cuff riding pants for the ride

The way you finish the hem does two jobs at once. On the bike it keeps fabric away from the chain and the pedal pins. Off the bike it sets the whole look, from loose and easy to tight and tidy.

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FITA Try-On Routine for Riding Pants and Tees

A try-on routine for riding pants and tees

Riding clothes get judged on the bike, but most of us try them on standing still in front of a mirror. This short routine takes about two minutes and covers the positions that matter.

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