Movie buffs might roll their eyes at this, but sometimes—okay, often—I watch films just for the visuals. I don’t always care about the plot, character arcs, or dramatic endings. Can’t a movie just be eye candy? Not everything needs to be as brilliantly written as Citizen Kane or The Godfather. What really grabs me is the underrated fashion in B-movies—films that critics hated but still had amazing wardrobe choices. Take Supercross, for example, which hit theaters 20 years ago today. The plot? Forgettable. The style? Still holds up.

If you must know, here’s the gist: After their father’s mysterious death, brothers K.C. (Steve Howey) and Trip (Mike Vogel) push each other to compete in the Las Vegas Motocross Championships. There’s sibling rivalry, bonding, and plenty of high-speed bike action. But for me, it’s all about the outfits. Costume designer Elaine Montalvo’s moto looks steal the show.

Like Torque (2004), Supercross nails the bright, bold racing gear—neon oranges, purples, and yellows covered in stripes and sponsor logos. But the best outfits aren’t just for the track. Characters rock leather pants with white tanks or racing shirts with jeans, looking effortlessly cool.

Turns out, moto style is having a moment again. Diesel, Acne Studios, and Louis Vuitton’s recent collections featured sleek leather jackets that wouldn’t look out of place in Supercross—especially on Zoe (Sophia Bush) and Piper (Cameron Richardson), the girlfriends who inexplicably dress like they’re about to hit the dirt track.

What I love about Supercross is how real the fashion feels. These aren’t runway fantasies—they’re looks you could actually wear. It’s the perfect inspiration for styling this season’s moto pieces. That Martine Rose moto shirt I’ve been eyeing? Thanks to Supercross, I’m pairing it with baggy jeans and flip-flops. I can’t do a backflip on a bike, but I can dress like I could.