Motorcycle repair or parts assembly Video Editor Needed

I’m filming a series of maintenance tutorials while I work on my bike and I need a skilled editor to turn the raw footage into polished, instructional content. The goal is to clearly show each repair step, highlight key tools and parts, and keep the pacing tight enough that viewers stay engaged without missing any detail.

You’ll be working with multi-camera clips (GoPro on-bike, tripod, and overhead shots), along with separate audio tracks. I’ll also provide any reference diagrams or call-outs you might need. Your job is to cut the footage, sync audio, correct color, add concise on-screen labels or motion graphics where they help clarify a step, and deliver a final file ready for YouTube in 1080p/4K.

I’m after an informative, hands-on feel that lets the audience “look over my shoulder” as I wrench—nothing overly cinematic, just clean, clear, and engaging so viewers can follow along in their own garage.

Deliverables:
• One fully edited maintenance tutorial video per assignment (length varies by job)
• Matching subtitle file and project file (Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve preferred)

If you have experience with motorcycle or automotive content, that’s a plus, but solid editing chops and an eye for mechanical detail are what matter most. Let me know what tools you use, share a link to a similar project you’ve cut, and tell me how quickly you can turn around a 10-minute tutorial.