Chris Pine and Patrick J. Adams celebrate their birthdays together with a motorcycle ride down PCH

Emmy nominee Chris Pine and Suits alum Patrick J. Adams celebrated their 40th and 39th birthdays together with a motorcycle ride down the Pacific Coast Highway on Thursday.

After popping into a Santa Monica coffee shop, the I Am the Night producer-actor perched on his white BMW Café Racer bike while looking handsome in a leopard-print shirt, black jeans, and boots.

Chris – who technically turned 40 on Wednesday – then rode off wearing a brown suede jacket and a helmet on his head. 

Meanwhile, Patrick – who turned 39 on Thursday – owns a grey Triumph motorcycle but was not photographed getting on it.

Pine and Adams made sure to protect themselves and others from the coronavirus by covering their noses and mouths with red bandanas, which California Governor Gavin Newsom made mandatory for all public outings on June 18.

As of Thursday, there have been over 236K confirmed COVID-19 cases in Los Angeles County, which has lead to 5,701 deaths – according to Johns Hopkins University. 

Back in 2014, the third-generation Hollywood actor and the Toronto-born Canadian co-starred in the Funny or Die short, Pa-gents, which was a three-minute spoof of a Lifetime reality TV competition for men.

Missing from Chris’ side on Thursday was his British girlfriend – The Silencing actress Annabelle Wallis – whom he began romancing in April 2018.

Meanwhile, Patrick has a 22-month-old daughter Aurora Adams with his wife of three years – Pretty Little Liars alum Troian Bellisario – whom he met while co-starring in the 2009 play Equivocation. 

Last Saturday, Pine reunited with his Wonder Woman 1984 castmates and director Patty Jenkins for a virtual 25-minute DC FanDome panel.

‘It was kind of like a good lesson for me as a human being to remind myself to open up and not be so cool and over everything,’ the Quibi Princess Bride guest star said of his fish-out-of-water character Steve Trevor. 

‘My job, again, is to be in love with Gal [Gadot], which is not a hard gig and try to make her giggle, which is always fun.’ 

In the junior novel, Chris’ character is resurrected from the dead by Diana Prince/Wonder Woman (Gadot) with a wish-granting Dreamstone, according to Bleeding Cool.

The thrice-delayed DC Comics sequel – also featuring Lynda Carter, Kristen Wiig, and Pedro Pascal – hits US/UK theaters on October 2.

As for Adams, the SAG Award nominee next plays real-life Mercury Seven astronaut John Glenn in National Geographic’s eight-episode drama The Right Stuff – based on Tom Wolfe’s 1979 book – which premieres October 9 on Disney+.