Spoke Card - Japanese demons

This spoke card is low-key popular. 
We’ve had plenty of customers travel from far away just to grab one. Super grateful for that!

It’s reversible, featuring a red demon on one side and a green demon on the other.

Size: Postcard size
Material: Paper, PET (laminated, so it’s rainproof!)

How to Use

Just slide it between the crossed spokes on your front or rear wheel. If it ever falls out, that’s a sign your spokes have loosened—time for some maintenance!
Note: It won’t work on radial-laced wheels since they don’t have crossing spokes.

About the Design

Look closely—you’ll spot a RIZER setup, wooden sandals, and even a BATBAR. This legendary "demon fixie grandpa" was illustrated by our regular, Nakagawa-san.

All I told him was, "Draw me like a yokai (Japanese ghost)!" And he nailed it. That’s talent.
Designed by: Keiichi Nakagawa

Gramps' Random Ramblings

Ever wondered why people put spoke cards on their fixies? Well, when you stick one on your rear wheel, it makes your skids look even more dramatic—since the wheel stops spinning but the card stays visible. That’s why I usually throw mine on the back.

Originally, spoke cards were used as race number plates for bicycle competitions. Back in the day, when I raced in the CMWC (Cycle Messenger World Championships), they were used as our race bibs.