🙂 Hiya!
After more than a decade of mountain biking, I decided it was time to create my dream bike… so that’s why I chose Atherton Bikes! I selected the 2024 AM.170x 🦄 as the foundation for my build.

📺 Episode 01 includes a brief introduction to my mountain biking journey, unboxing my new bike, stripping it down to the frame, and replacing key hardware with titanium versions.

This multi-part film documents the entire assembly process in my garage, without any professional mechanic or outside help—just the tools I’ve collected and the skills I’ve honed over the years.

If you have any comments or questions, please feel free to leave them below. I appreciate you taking the time to watch my film.
Thank you 🙂

📫 CONTACT
🎥 YouTube: @ProjectRaineOutside
📷 Instagram: ProjectRaineOutside
🌎 Internet: www.ProjectRaineOutside.com

0:00 Intro
00:20 Who am I?
01:13 Part 01: Hello, Friend (Unboxing)
02:29 Part 02: Stripped (Deconstruction)
04:37 Part 03: Titanium (Swapping hardware)
08:20 To be continued

🎬 EPISODE 01 VIDEO NOTES
After familiarizing myself with Final Cut Pro during my first upload, I knew it was time to document my 2024 Atherton Bikes AM.170x build. Due to the Southern California summer heat (afternoon temperatures would regularly surpass 105º F inside the garage), I could only film for a few hours after work, from around 6:30pm to 8:00pm (if the garage had cooled down enough!). What began in late June took three months of filming before I could start editing the footage. The editing process involved timing the clips to background music, reviewing, reediting, making corrections, and doing that over and over because I kept seeing little things to change. Eventually, I set a deadline to publish, and that’s when everything started to come together. I hope you enjoy the final product.

🫡 RAINE
I am not sponsored, nor am I a professional mountain biker or bike mechanic. I personally purchased all the equipment and tools used in this video. This video was entirely self-filmed and self-edited. All footage in this episode was captured using an Apple iPhone 15 Pro and edited with Final Cut Pro on a 6-year-old Hackintosh.

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