New jawn from the fixed gear prodigy Chase Henley with 2 and a half minutes of some absolutely mind melting combos and tricks. Flexing on us in more ways than one.
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Zach Babinski + Merritt BMX
BOMBAY x MASTER 2026 EDIT
Bombay is Thailand’s last stand. Once upon a time, Thailand had one of the highest concentrations of FGFS riders in the early 2010’s and it quickly became one of the most desired travel destinations for FGFS pro riders. Fast forward 10 years and the scene has fizzled out. The 100’s of riders that once flooded the streets and parks of Thailand are nowhere to be found, but as the dust settles, a lone Bombay Chakrist stands. Not only has he stood the test of time, he has refined his craft to perfection.
Bombay has spent a while filming this new edit for Master and I’m honored that he sent it through to post on the SMC channel. He’s been in the scene for a long time now and he still continues to progress and impress me everytime I see clips. Big shoutout to Bombay and make sure to follow him on his new account HERE because his old account was deleted!
ZACH BABINSKI FOR MERRITT
This was a super unexpected drop over the weekend! Our dude Zach Babinski just dropped a heater of a solo video for Merritt BMX. I’m not just saying this because we don’t see many web edits anymore, but Zach’s riding is super refreshing to watch. There aren’t too many people sending themselves these days and that’s pretty much all Zach is programmed to do. There are some MASSIVE sends in this and I’m so here for it.
Not only is Zach not afraid to throw himself off anything he can find, he can toss the bars whatever way he wants. His natural barspin is to the left, so pay close attention while you watch this. He has a lot of switch bars in this that look just as good as his regular bars. Oh yeah, that ender is a switch barspin by the way.
He’s currently recovering from a gnarly leg break, so flood the comments of the edit with some love for Zach cause he deserves it. WELL DONE MY GUY.
SMAW – NIGHT RIDE
Bishkek crew SMAW gets after it in this one night edit. I’m liking everything about this: the styles, bikes, music, and tricks. Smooth operators with natural style and lots of potential.
Respect Mini Edit 2026
Chris Alzona – Table For 1 Vol 7
My man Chris spinning to winning!! SOme mind melters in here as well as progression in the 180’s department. Looking really good! Doing it for Resist / Volume
Josh Price – Get On Your Feet
Josh already prepping for SMC 9! Loving the street selection in this and looking real comfortable on his SMC 8 prize of the Marco Hightek. Also love the rail line at 2:40, awesome to see him expanding his bag of tricks.
Jacob Ruff – In Case I Didn’t Text You: This is 38
Jacob Ruff goes on a solo mission and comes out with some smooth lines, creative tricks, and a barspin that makes you say THATS WHAT IM TALKIN ABOUT!
Jackson Bradshaw – Throwback Edit
Don’t let Jackson’s false title fool you, this 2015 throwback edit from FOAD and Jackson originally titled “Technique Fleek” was a super impactful edit when it originally dropped in 2015. 2015 was a weird year because the entire scene seemed to drop off a cliff. Web edits became few and far between (although more were still dropping than the present day) and riding started to go in a more techy direction. Jackson dropped this one and there were a lot of progressive clips in here.
Jackson was one of the first to really dial in feeble hard 180s (and would later go on to be one of the first to do pegs hard 180). His ability to link tricks was also on another level, and then that ender was and still is an NBD, although I think this might be a standard trick for a bikelife kid now minus the bunnyhop into it.
Anyways, this edit also got me into Black Marble and has extraordinary vibes. Jackson, you rule.