Idiom "keep sproke"

[Londe]

I'm looking for the meaning of "keep sproke". Sproke is no bad spelling for spoke, but it means something concering gears. I haven't found it in your idiom dictionary - hope you can help me.
Thanks in advance

Londe

[RonBee]

The word spoke is not just the past tense of speak, but it also a noun meaning a part of a bicycle. (A spoke is part of a wheel.) I suspect that it is a misspelling, as I have never heard of a sproke before. I have no idea what it (the phrase) might mean.

[Marylin]

I'm looking for the meaning of "keep sproke". Sproke is no bad spelling for spoke, but it means something concering gears. I haven't found it in your idiom dictionary - hope you can help me.
Thanks in advance

Londe

Sproke can mean Sprite and Coke mixed together...sometimes we call those mixed drinks "swamp water".
In automotive vocabulary there is a thing called a stroke. Couldn't find anything else, no idiom.

[Tdol]

Onelook.com couldn'tfind it:
http://www.onelook.com/?w=sproke&ls=a

[twostep]

I'm looking for the meaning of "keep sproke". Sproke is no bad spelling for spoke, but it means something concering gears. I haven't found it in your idiom dictionary - hope you can help me.
Thanks in advance

Londe

Can you give some context? Where did you come across this?

[Londe]

Thanks for all the help and sorry for the late reply.

The problem is, that there is no cotext to it. It has been written as a dedication on a autograph card (from Anastacia). Quite possibly that she dispelled it or wrote it illegible.

Edit:
It seems that there is the expression "to keep stroke" which means something like to keep pace, possible that this is the answer.

[Tdol]

'Keep stroke' exists, from rowing.

[RonBee]

'Keep stroke' exists, from rowing.

Ah, that's probably it.