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TransAngeles: Hans Rey, Missy Giove, and Timmy C take on Los Angeles by bike

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Hans Rey likely needs no introduction, though his latest adventure might. Los Angeles is one of those cities that a lot of people think they know, but even those who have lived there for years might not be aware of the trails and hidden gems tucked away in the hills. Hans wanted to traverse this massive city by bike in just five days, and to do so, he invited two of his friends – MTB legend Missy Giove and legendary bass player, Timmy C.

Day one starts out with Missy and some incredible riding in the San Gabriel Mountains from the top of Mount Wilson, to Pasadena. Stay tuned for parts 2-5!

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GB
GB
5 years ago

Missy Giove, as in convicted drug smuggler Missy Giove? No thanks.

MountainGoat
MountainGoat
5 years ago
Reply to  GB

GB-cool insight bro.

Pat Goral
Pat Goral
5 years ago
Reply to  GB

Grow up! That was years ago, and it was just pot!

PuritanicalMuch
PuritanicalMuch
5 years ago
Reply to  GB

Convicted drug smuggler. Good grief. Yeah, ’cause she was hanging out with Pablo Escobar. You remind me of the kid that got beat up for complaining to the teacher about us not getting enough homework.

Maus Haus
Maus Haus
5 years ago
Reply to  GB

So if you make a mistake, youre screwed for life? Have some compassion… she is really a cool person who tells it like it is. She has paid her dues… good to see her back.

scott a russel
scott a russel
5 years ago
Reply to  GB

Missy never got anybody addicted to anything. Can you say that about your very own gp?

gringo
gringo
5 years ago
Reply to  GB

Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.

Cool to get a Missy update.

OldDoc
OldDoc
5 years ago

Jeez. GB. She was only caught with a small bit of Mary Jane. Just 380 lbs.
Just a bit… For personal use only.
She plead guilty and got what? 5 months of home detention? To avoid prison time.
I wonder what that much weed looks like.

-OD

JustSomeGuy
JustSomeGuy
5 years ago
Reply to  OldDoc

380 pounds?!?!
Actually, having met her once and seeing how super chill she was it’s almost believable that was for personal use.

GB
GB
5 years ago
Reply to  OldDoc

Thanks OD. I don’t care if people smoke pot per se, but if you have 380 pounds you got it from some bad people and are supporting real hard core drug dealers.

BassBallPlayer
BassBallPlayer
5 years ago

“Base player”? As in baseball? Or do you mean the word that looks like a type of fish?

-s
-s
5 years ago

Drug smuggling? Don’t care. Missy rocks. She was amazing when I started biking back in the early nineties, and still is.

RADD just say no
RADD just say no
5 years ago

I heard marijuanas can make you into a really bad bad person. I knew a guy who took a joint once back in high school and he became the baddest in town. Now he still gets flashbacks just from one marijuanas that he snorted over 16 years ago.

OldDoc
OldDoc
5 years ago

Maybe the best comment I’ve ever read on BR.

JBikes
JBikes
5 years ago

Jeez people. It marijuana. I don’t care if she was caught with every plant in the world. The only crime should have been for non payment of taxes for the profits she made.

Heffe
Heffe
5 years ago

Missy Giove! Yay!

Maus Haus
Maus Haus
5 years ago

When Chuck Norris freerides, he wears elbow/knee protection… Missy wears a piranha.

Erv Spanks
Erv Spanks
5 years ago
Reply to  Maus Haus

^This

Haromania
Haromania
5 years ago

Love me some Missy, thanks for the awesome story!!!!!!

Colin M
Colin M
5 years ago

So cool. Bringing mountain biking back to its punk rock roots. I jumped ahead and watched episode 2 which was even better.

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