Vintage FLY Racing Pants Blue & Red

A shield badge sits on the fly and again on both knees: a winged F over 208, which is the area code for Boise, where Fly Racing and its parent Western Power Sports still work. Everything else is stadium livery — blue and red panels split by a grey and white chevron, FLY in gold-edged black boxes on both thighs, FLY RACING in white down both outer legs, ribbed knee reinforcement, and a ratchet belt with the FLY oval for a buckle and the name woven into the webbing. The brand is younger than most of what it lines up against: 1998, born inside a distributor better known for moving other companies' parts, with its own gear only from the early 2000s. These pants show the strategy plainly — take the visual language the established houses spent twenty years building, execute it clean, price it under them. The home-state number on the badge is the one quiet thing on the garment.

Vintage FLY Racing motocross pants in blue, black, red and white. FLY logos on the thighs, a grey-and-white chevron across the front, ribbed knee panels, FLY RACING across the back yoke.

Sourcing
We source these pieces from estate sales, swap meets, retired racers and private collections.