MizzIel Serra

Based in Los Angeles, California, Mizziel (pronounced My-Shell) is a content creator, TV host, professional motorcycle rider, published model and adventurer. She rides her motorcycles as a daily commuter, documenting many of her adventures on social media. Although she has a broad background in modeling, her focus is in creating lifestyle, travel and extreme sports content. Some of her highlights include hosting a show on National Geographic, working as a MotoGP Umbrella Girl, dancing in music videos, stunt doubling with motorcycles, setting land speed records on motorcycles, starring in an international motorcycle commercial, and teaching celebrities how to ride.
Mizziel was born and raised in Southern California and grew up in Chino Hills, California for most of her childhood. She is of Filipino and Polynesian heritage and was brought up in a family-oriented manner. For a brief period of time during Jr. High School, Mizziel did background work for Nickelodeon TV Shows and was often on set. Because of this, she was homeschooled for a while but went back to school to pursue a college degree. She graduated with honors and received 4 Associates Degrees from Mount San Antonio College. Additionally, she earned a Bachelors Degree from UCLA in Psycholinguistics with a concentration in Spanish and Mandarin, and received certification in Social Media and Community Mastery. Throughout college, she made an effort to be involved by joining several honors societies and becoming an officer for the Chemistry Club and the Vice President of the Bruin Motorcycle Association.
With an adventurous spirit and knack for reading books, Mizziel’s love for learning new things enriched her with a pragmatic, yet creative mind. She is easygoing, fearless, and is known to pick up new concepts quickly. She is also keen in adapting to different situations. Some of her current hobbies include riding two-wheeled vehicles, snowboarding, fitness, dance, designing, and playing musical instruments. After graduating college, Mizziel began traveling the world to expand her horizons. Her active lifestyle eventually paved its way into the motorcycle and fitness industry. Through the years, she began to gain momentum within these industries and her deep involvement motivated her to start her first business called Redline Ravens. Her most recent accomplishment happened in 2018 where she had the amazing opportunity to be the TV host for an hour-long show called Island Hunter in the Philippines, and it was aired on National Geographic People Asia and AWETV in the United States. There, she rode motorcycles and covered segments all over the Philippine Islands featuring luxury travel, five star hotels and fine dining. So far she’s been to 16 different countries and 11 US states. Traveling the world has largely contributed to Mizziel’s more open and free-spirited mindset. She believes in leading an active lifestyle and is inspired to continue building and achieving life goals, while bringing others up with her. Through her adventurous and entrepreneurial outlook, Mizziel hopes to continue positively influencing others by creating content that embodies living a life full of love and the spirit of adventure.

Mizziel's motorcycle career began in 2009, starting on 2-stroke dirt bikes. Since then, her ambition to ride has become insatiable. Two years later, she received her motorcycle license in 2011 and took it to the streets on her first bike- 2007 Suzuki GS 500, streetfighter. Since then, she has accumulated four more- 2004 Honda CBR 600 F4i, 2007 Honda CBR 600 RR, with her current ones being a 2006 Yamaha R6 and 2014 BMW R NineT as daily commuters. The streets, canyons, tracks, and dirt roads are all considered part of Mizziel’s stomping grounds. She enjoys anything on two wheels and is not limited to what she likes to ride, as she has professionally test ridden different types of bikes- street bikes, dirt bikes, supermotos, sport-touring motorcycles, cruisers, café racers, electric motorcycles. You name it, she'll ride it. Her longest adventure was riding up the coast of California through various twisties on her r6, which became a 15-hour journey. Mizziel has since toured up and down other roads all over California and enjoys solo motorcycle adventures as well as leading larger groups of people on motorcycle tour events. She has also ridden the entire perimeter of the Oahu, part of the Hawaiian Islands, on a Harley V-Rod. One of Mizziel's many goals is to ride in as many countries as possible on different bikes.

With an adventurous and free-spirited outlook on life, it’s no surprise that Mizziel is driven by speed. For 3 years, she has been preparing to set land speed records at Bonneville Salt Flats for Project GoldWing. Her main goal is to race a turbocharged Honda GL1500 (24-ft long Full Streamliner), with a 1996 motor with and without sidecar. In 2014, she and her team drove 12 hours to camp for 10 days to race at Bonneville. Unfortunately, the flats were flooded and the race was cancelled, but they stayed to camp anyway, making new friends and memories. That same year she earned her 1st race license and set 2 unofficial records at El Mirage Dry Lake on a custom-built turbocharged 2001 Honda GL1800 with sidecar. Two years later her need for speed struck once again, and in March 2016 she participated in 3 drag races on Irwindale’s 1/8 drag strip, while riding a Daytona Triumph 675. Then in August 2016, she went back to camp to race at Bonneville with her team for another 10 days. There, she earned another race license and set her first official land speed record on a supercharged 1961 Triumph TR5AC. She plans to continue racing and set more records.

Riding for about 9 years now, Mizziel has always loved being involved in the motorcycle community in any way she can. In 2014, she and two other respectable, like-minded female riders started a business called Redline Ravens. The team’s ultimate goal is to inspire riders worldwide and encourage others to lead an active lifestyle with an emphasis towards inspiring women, and to promote a sense of camaraderie and mutual respect between all riders. Together, they work hard to make an impact in the motorcycle community and support charity events, such as the Distinguished Gentlemen’s Ride, Brappy’s Christmas Toy Ride, charity rides for friends, etc.

Back in 2009, Mizziel was a MotoGP umbrella girl for the Honda Gresini Team and has continued to do paddock work throughout the years, including Moto America in 2014, 2015 and 2017 and for the Grillini Racing Team during World Superbike in 2017. She has previously worked, ridden and modeled for Alpine Stars, Suzuki, Honda, Dainese, Arai, Skully, Ducati, Super Streetbike Magazine and Hot Bike Magazine. She was also featured as the precision rider in the new 2017 Suzuki SV650 commercial, which was broadcasted worldwide. Her most recent riding adventures include riding all over the Philippines while hosting a National Geographic TV Show, riding in Cusco, Peru and conquering the Great Himalayan Mountains riding and camping for 5 days, including on the world's highest motorable pass.

Mizziel also understands the importance of education and has attended SoCal Supermoto School- riding on DRZ400s and is on her sixth level at Keith Code’s California Superbike School, riding on the latest BMW S1000RRs. She has taught people, including celebrities Andrew Bachelor (King Bach) and Inanna Sarkis, how to ride a motorcycle and has appeared in their viral videos on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram. Her deep fascination and eagerness to understand motorcycles has led her to start one of her current projects customizing and building her 2014 BMW R nineT. You can follow some of Mizziel’s moto-adventures on her social media and YouTube channel, where she enjoys motovlogging and editing all of her exciting adventures herself.