Radcollector columnist and long time collaborator Jason Bergh has just completed his latest work, “REvival 41.” The story of Trey Canard’s remarkable comeback after one of the gnarliest injuries in SuperCross, the film is sure to be as heart wrenching as it is rad. “REvival 41″ drops for free on January 4th.

Death Squad is a company out of California that manufactures parts for high performance motorcycles and supports the skateboarding and surfing lifestyle. With dudes like Bobby Worrest, Corey Duffel, and Gareth Stehr backing the squad expect to hear more from them in the near future.

Commune has a recap video for Ray Gordons photo exhibit “Throttled” that went down last weekend in LA. Check out the motorcylcle ride to the event and happenings inside the gallery.

As part of our ongoing series with Hex, we attended the Evolve Electric Motorcycle launch event at Milk Studio’s penthouse last night. What better place to showcase the tech accessory than at a tech event. The electric scooters are pretty cool and every guest we spoke with said they would rock the Hex iPod watch band while cruising on one. We on the other hand want to ride the Tron bike that was there. Check out some pics from columnist Michael Cohen after the jump.

The Nitro Circus dudes are fuckin crazy! Adding to his ever expanding list of death defying world’s firsts, Travis Pastrana along with Cameron Sinclair, just landed the first double double backflips in history. Where did it go down? Las Vegas of course.

Italian motorcycle racing brand Alpinestars is running an interesting installation of five hand stitched surfboard covers at The Closet, a shop in Costa Mesa, California. The covers are meant to convey the similar enthusiasm felt by motocyclists and surfers as well as to demonstrate the brand’s support of surf culture. All the pieces of the surfboard covers are taken from actual Alpinestars leather racing suits. Check some detail shots after the jump.

We brought you the recap from their recent Motorock show, now the SFK crew out of Utah continues to bring the radness with this timelapse video of one of their bikes being built. That’s 100% handmade son.

The Motorock art/bike show went down this past weekend in Salt Lake City with original artwork from Leif Mcilwaine and Ben Gustafson along with custom motorcycles from the SFK crew. The masses were all comfortably packed in a newly renovated cooperative showroom that played host to everyone from Laura Hadar to Andy Wright and housed a local band that surely would have melted your face right off. More photos by Caleb Flowers and Chris Grenier after the jump.

DC continues to set records with crazy moto stunts with Robbie Madison’s latest conquest of the Corinth Canal in Greece. Maddison jumped 279 feet over the 300 foot deep canal with authority after a loony curve-filled run in that included riding through a chiken coop an over a soccer pitch. Bananas.

Ambiguous founder Frank Delgadillo’s new company, Comune threw a rad event over the weekend at their compound in Costa Mesa. The Karlson Tea Party, as it was called, was a triple threat: Adam Wright photo exhibition, motorcycle show, and Pabst Blue Ribbon pound-a-thon. Bikes by builders like Shinya Kimura, Brandon “Brawny” Holstein, Trevelen of SuperCo, Chopper Dave, JoMO Racing and Lossa Engineering were on display along with over 100 bikes ridden to the party by SoCal bike heads. They even had one of Brad Pitt’s bikes – the sick Ducati above. Check some more bike and party flicks after the jump.