Collection: GT / Dyno Collection by Flite

Finally, we are proud to announce that here at ALANS BMX that we able to sell the officially-licensed GT BMX pads from Flite. Classic GT style on textured fabric for an authentic 80's look and feel, with a hook/loop closure. The entire range is available including pads, plates and donuts from GT and Dyno. 

ABOUT FLITE

Flite™ began in the garage of founder DJ Scott with a sewing machine and some ink making bar pads for BMX bikes.  

Situated in southern California, as BMX grew in popularity in the 1980's so did Flite, which went on to become the world's largest producer of BMX and Motocross bar pads.  Flite invented grip donuts and became a top name for other accessories too like seat covers and number plates. 

Flite and DJ Scott Manufacturing were also the makers of accessories for many of the bike companies you grew up with: GT, Redline, Haro, SE Racing, Mongoose, Fox, Auburn, Robinson, Diamond Back and many more. 

Bar pads may have fallen out of fashion with the young folk (and ABA racing requirements) but Flite survived and continues the tradition today making the same bar pads, grip donuts, number plates and seat covers you grew up with. 

Flite makes the genuine article.  Our attic is full of the original art files used to print the pads, we've saved all the original tooling.  We're in the same location and, most importantly, we are still making pads by hand in the USA. 

Enjoy our re-releases of the original products carefully made to give you the same authentic pads you grew up with.  

Whether you're carefully restoring the bike of your youth or putting together a new bike, HAVE FUN and GO RIDE YOUR BIKE!

ABOUT GT BMX

One of the most respected names in BMX, GT started in the early 70s as a garage project when Gary Turner built a frame for his son Craig. Gary partnered with Richard Long to form one of the most powerful companies BMX has ever seen, dominating BMX racing and always at the top of the freestyle mountain. GT bikes and frames have long been a top choice for collectors and riders across the globe. In today's landscape, GT BMX and Gary Turner BMX co-exist to maintain the legacy of the GT name.