The publicly available history of Speed SPD is somewhat fragmented, but Philippine intellectual-property records provide evidence that the brand has been used for motorcycle products for more than a decade.

An Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHL) electronic-gazette record lists “SPEED SPD MOTORCYCLE CHAIN DEVICE THE WORLDWIDE QUALITY YOU CAN TRUST & DEVICE” under Jorjones C. Chua, with an application dated July 9, 2011.2

A subsequent IPOPHL record shows the mark “SPEED SPD THE WORLDWIDE QUALITY YOU CAN TRUST” associated with Jorjones Chua, and a 2015 record lists Pyrakam Corp. in connection with the trademark recordal.

This makes Speed SPD notably different from many newer aftermarket motorcycle labels: the name has documented Philippine trademark activity going back to the early 2010s.

Trademark development

A later trademark application, No. 4/2021/00526720, was filed on November 10, 2021 for the mark “SPEED SPD THE WORLDWIDE QUALITY YOU CAN TRUST.” The applicant was Chua, Jorjones, with an address in Quezon City, Metro Manila. The filing claimed blue and gold as colors.3

The mark subsequently appears in IPOPHL’s registered-marks publication with a registration date of July 31, 2023.

There is therefore evidence of at least two stages of the brand’s trademark history: an earlier motorcycle-chain/motorcycle-parts identity and a later registration of the broader SPEED SPD branding.

Speed SPD appears to operate primarily in the motorcycle replacement and aftermarket-parts sector rather than selling complete motorcycles.

Drive-system components

One of the earliest documented associations of Speed SPD is with motorcycle chains. The 2011 Philippine trademark record specifically identifies the Speed SPD name with a motorcycle-chain mark.

The brand is also associated with sprockets and related drivetrain components. The IPOPHL documentation describing the mark specifically references sprockets, motorcycle chains, and other motorcycle spare parts.

Alloy and racing rims

Wheels are one of the most visible Speed SPD product categories in Philippine marketplaces.

Current marketplace listings show Speed SPD alloy rims in multiple sizes, including 17-inch applications, with different widths and finishes. One listing, for example, offers a range from approximately 1.20 × 17 through 3.00 × 17.

There are also listings for 1.40 × 17 alloy rims in colors such as red, black, and chrome.

Import-data records provide additional evidence that Speed SPD wheels are part of a commercial motorcycle-parts supply chain. A shipment received by Pyrakam Corp. in December 2022 was described as motorcycle spare parts, specifically MC rim wheels (Speed SPD), sourced from China.

This is useful context because it suggests that at least some Speed SPD products are internationally sourced aftermarket components, rather than necessarily being manufactured entirely in the Philippines.

Suspension components

Speed SPD products also appear in the motorcycle suspension category.

Marketplace listings include complete or paired telescopic front-fork assemblies for motorcycles and scooters such as:

• Yamaha FZ16
• Yamaha NMAX
• Honda Click
• Honda ADV
• Honda PCX

For example, Speed SPD-branded fork assemblies are listed for the FZ16 and NMAX, while other listings cover ADV/PCX and Click applications.

This indicates that the brand is not restricted to consumable drivetrain parts and also participates in replacement suspension hardware.

Engine and fuel-system parts

Speed SPD products are also sold for motorcycle fuel systems.

Examples include stock-size fuel injectors marketed for:

• Yamaha Sniper 150
• Yamaha NMAX 155
• Honda Click 125

These listings demonstrate the brand’s focus on model-specific replacement parts rather than only universal accessories.

Brake components

The brand also appears in the motorcycle-braking category.

A current Philippine marketplace listing identifies a Speed SPD rear brake rotor/disc for the Honda XRM 125.

Consequently, Speed SPD’s catalog appears to cover several major motorcycle mechanical systems:

drivetrain → wheels → suspension → fuel system → braking

Based on currently visible product listings, Speed SPD products cover a broad selection of motorcycles and scooters commonly found in the Philippine and Southeast Asian markets.

Examples include:

• Honda Click 125
• Honda Click 150
• Honda ADV 150/160
• Honda PCX 150/160
• Honda XRM 125
• Yamaha NMAX 155
• Yamaha Sniper 150
• Yamaha FZ16

The exact compatibility varies considerably by individual component, so a Speed SPD part should be identified by its specific application rather than assuming that all products fit all motorcycles.

One important distinction when describing Speed SPD is between brand ownership/distribution and physical manufacturing.

Public trade data connects Pyrakam Corp. with Speed SPD motorcycle parts and shows imports from China. A December 2022 shipment, for example, involved motorcycle rim wheels identified as Speed SPD and a Chinese supplier, Ruian Honouring Import & Export Co., Ltd.

Therefore, it would be inaccurate to simply describe Speed SPD as a Philippine factory manufacturer of every component carrying its logo.

A more defensible description is:

Speed SPD is a Philippine-associated motorcycle aftermarket brand whose products include components sourced through international manufacturing and supply chains.

The available evidence does not establish that every Speed SPD product comes from the same factory or country of manufacture.

The name Jorjones Chua appears repeatedly in Philippine intellectual-property records relating to Speed SPD.

Pyrakam Corp. is also relevant to the brand’s history. IPOPHL records show Pyrakam Corp. in connection with the Speed SPD trademark recordal, while import-data sources identify the company as a Philippine importer of motorcycle spare parts, including Speed SPD rim wheels.4

The available public information, however, is not sufficient to construct a complete corporate history or ownership structure. In particular, the official website currently provides very little historical company information, so claims about the exact founding year, factory locations, number of employees, or global revenue should be treated cautiously.

Speed SPD’s positioning can broadly be described as value-oriented aftermarket motorcycle components.

Its catalog is particularly relevant to riders who want to:

• replace worn original components;
• restore an older motorcycle;
• upgrade selected mechanical components;
• customize wheels or suspension;
• maintain commonly used Philippine motorcycle models;
• obtain alternatives to original-equipment parts.

The brand’s product breadth is more characteristic of an aftermarket parts brand than a specialist performance-racing manufacturer.

That distinction is important. A product carrying the Speed SPD name is not automatically a competition-grade racing component simply because the word Speed appears in the brand name. Product quality, materials, specifications, certification, and intended application need to be evaluated part by part.

Speed SPD has a particularly visible footprint in the Philippine aftermarket ecosystem.

Philippine marketplace listings show Speed SPD products being sold through motorcycle-parts retailers in different parts of the country, covering both underbone motorcycles and scooters.

Its product selection also aligns closely with motorcycles that have large aftermarket communities in the Philippines—particularly models from Honda and Yamaha.

This makes the brand’s significance less about manufacturing motorcycles itself and more about its role in the replacement-parts and customization economy surrounding Philippine motorcycles.

The official branding uses the phrase:

“The Worldwide Quality You Can Trust.”5

However, this is a marketing slogan, not independent evidence that every product meets a particular international quality standard.

Likewise, the existence of a trademark should not be interpreted as product certification.

For safety-critical Speed SPD products—such as brake rotors, suspension components, wheels, steering components, and drivetrain parts—the relevant evaluation should include:

1. exact model/application;
2. material and dimensions;
3. manufacturing specifications;
4. installation requirements;
5. applicable safety standards;
6. seller authenticity;
7. warranty;
8. independent user experience.

This is especially important because aftermarket parts can vary significantly between product categories.

Speed SPD’s visual identity is associated with blue and gold, which were claimed as colors in its 2021 trademark application.

The name itself combines “SPEED” with “SPD,” producing a short, motorsport-oriented identity that is easy to apply across different motorcycle components.

The brand’s long-running slogan reinforces a positioning centered on:

speed + motorcycle technology + reliability + aftermarket accessibility.

There are several unrelated businesses using SPD in the motorcycle industry.

For example, SPD Racing is a Malaysian motorcycle-customization company founded in 2018, according to its own FAQ, and sells CNC accessories, seats, footrests, clutch covers, swingarms and other modification components. That is not the same brand as Speed SPD discussed here.6

Likewise, Shimano SPD means Shimano Pedaling Dynamics, a bicycle pedal/cleat system introduced by Shimano in 1990. It has no connection to Speed SPD motorcycle parts.

2011 — IPOPHL records a Speed SPD motorcycle-chain trademark/device application associated with Jorjones C. Chua.

2014–2015 — Philippine trademark records show the SPEED SPD THE WORLDWIDE QUALITY YOU CAN TRUST mark and a recordal involving Pyrakam Corp.

2021 — A new application for SPEED SPD THE WORLDWIDE QUALITY YOU CAN TRUST is filed by Jorjones Chua.

2022 — Import records document Speed SPD motorcycle rim wheels entering the Philippines through Pyrakam Corp. from China.

2023 — The later Speed SPD trademark is recorded as registered by IPOPHL, with registration dated July 31, 2023.

2026 — Speed SPD continues to have an online presence and a range of motorcycle aftermarket products visible through Philippine marketplaces.

Speed SPD is a Philippine-associated motorcycle aftermarket brand with documented trademark activity dating back to 2011. Its core identity is built around motorcycle spare parts and replacement/upgrade components rather than complete motorcycles. The catalog visible today includes chains and sprockets, alloy rims, telescopic forks, injectors, brake rotors, and other motorcycle components, with applications covering popular Honda and Yamaha motorcycles and scooters.

The brand is closely associated in Philippine records with Jorjones Chua and, historically, Pyrakam Corp. Trade data also indicates that at least some Speed SPD products are sourced from Chinese suppliers, meaning Speed SPD is best understood as a Philippine motorcycle aftermarket brand/import-distribution operation, rather than simply a single Philippine manufacturing factory.

Bottom line: Speed SPD occupies the practical, broad-spectrum side of the Philippine motorcycle aftermarket—offering replacement and customization parts for a wide range of popular motorcycles at generally accessible aftermarket price points. Its documented history gives it considerably more longevity in the Philippine market than a recently created motorcycle-parts label, although detailed public information about its factories, engineering facilities, testing procedures, and worldwide operations remains limited.

1. Speed SPD – The Worldwide Quality You Can Trust
2. Intellectual Property Center, 28 Upper McKinley Rd.
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