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.

British BMX legend Jamie Bestwick has been competing in the X Games since 1996 but hasn’t slowed down one bit. As you can see in this new Day In The Life edit from Monster, he’s actually sped up and now rips motorcycles with the same ease. Via The Come Up.

Italian motorsport brand Alpinestars has been poppin off in both the streetwear and action sports arenas for a minute and getting better and better at it with each collection. That being said, they are right on time with this collabo snap back with Starter for spring 2010. Part of their Apex Initiative, which includes collabos with Fatlace and Fiberops, as well as Starter, this cap is swashbuckling pinstriped dopeness and will definitely get looks from people who have no clue what Alpinestars is all about. More on the Apex Initiative coming soon. A couple more looks after the jump.

Continuing their dedication to keeping things both pure and progressive at the same time, Ready Amongst Willing is releasing a collaborative series of decks, hats and tees today with artist and skateboarder Matt Tanner. Also an avid motorcycle builder, Tanner’s collection launched this past weekend at Assemble & Conquer with an exhibition that included original artwork as well as custom bikes. You can check out a full photo recap at 1152 Broadway. Go here for exclusive online availability. More looks at this great collection after the jump.

Adrian Lopez’s new company, the Loser Machine Co. is launching their apparel line today at UNIV. An homage to Lopez’s other passion, bikes, Loser Machine Co has helmets, tees, flannels, hoodies, truckers, and beanies with gloves coming soon. A happier marriage between scumbag biker and SoCal mexican has never been made! More looks after the jump.