About 9 Trademarks found that are owned by Red Hawk Llc

Electrical components for golf carts, namely, speed sensors, battery chargers, battery charger boards and battery charger repair parts; batteries; golf cart vehicle radios and radio systems; speed limiters for limiting vehicle engine speed, namely, aftermarket, add-on devices for vehicles in order to limit the maximum speed output of a golf cart; golf cart vehicle safety equipment, namely, grab bars; solenoid valves; all of the aforementioned for golf carts

Golf cart electrical components, namely, starter generators, starter generator motor brushes, alternators, motor brushes, motor brush holders, replacement electrical component parts for electric motors for golf carts; belts for engines and motors, namely, fan belts, timing belts, generator belts, drive belts; ignition devices for motors of land vehicles, namely, key switches for golf carts; all of the aforementioned for golf carts

Heat sinks for lights

Golf cart parts and accessories, namely, [exterior and interior plastic decorative and protective trim, brakes, brake drums, brake backing plates, brake springs, cables, namely, cables for brakes, throttles, chokes, forward and reverse mechanisms, governors, oil injections, and batteries; clutches, clutch mechanisms, namely, clutch bearings, sheaves, springs and ramp shoes, clutch pullers; electric motors, electric motor components, namely, carbon brushes and brush holders, brush springs, armatures, motor end plates, field coils; and frames, shock absorbers,] leaf springs, [steering boxes, steering racks, dust covers, a-arms, spindles] and lift kits for raising the golf cart frame for installing larger tires and wheels, golf cart accessories, namely, cargo/utility boxes, side running boards, front skid plates, [axle covers,] steering column covers, [seats,] seat components, suntops and suntop components, steering wheels, steering wheel components, windshields, windshield components, tubular steel bumpers, [tubular bumpers, bumpers, bumper components,] fender flares, dashboard trays, under seat trays, enclosures to protect golf car passengers from weather, fitted or semi-fitted storage covers, [custom bodies, trailers, sill plates for protecting the cart's sill area from damage caused by golf shoe spikes,] mirrors, namely, rear view, side view and [vanity mirrors,] seat belts, horns, [backup alarms,] golf cart tires, wheels and components thereof, namely, tires, wheels, center caps, lug nuts, [valve stems,] hubcaps, wheel covers; vehicle parts, namely, [cup holder for use in vehicles, message holders in the form of a visor clip,] seat belts for use in vehicles, license plate bracket fasteners

electrical components for golf carts, namely, speed sensors, battery chargers, battery charger boards and battery charger repair parts

golf cart electrical components, namely, starter generators, starter generator motor brushes, alternators, motor brushes, motor brush holders, replacement electrical component parts for electric motors for golf carts

The mark consists of a 3 dimensional design element of a representation of an A Arm portion of a lift kit for golf carts comprising of a central rectangular housing with two long parallel arms. The central rectangular housing has two open sides from which extend two parallel arms attached to the rectangular housing by two bolts and end with cylindrical sleeves. These long parallel arms extend downward away from the housing and the cylindrical sleeves at the end of the long parallel arms slope gently upwards. Two struts extend on the opposite side of the two long parallel arms, and these two struts curve toward and are connected to the long parallel arms. The covered end has a covering on the top side of the strut and joins the long parallel arms at a point above the cylindrical sleeves. Five holes appear at the top of the rectangular housing.

Lift kits for land vehicles, comprising suspension leaf springs, coil springs, shock absorbers, shock bracket extensions, suspension A-Arms, bushings, bushing spacers, steering knuckles, camber adjustment brackets and spindles

The mark consists of the design of a golf cart turnsignal having a substantially rectangular-shaped body portion with a front portion having an indented top portion with rounded corners and short side portions depending downwardly therefrom to outwardly curving sections to connect to longer side portions. A straignt left-hand longer side portion depends downwardly from the left outwardly curving section to a rounded corner and connection to a straight bottom portion that is substantially parallel to the top portion and perpendicular to the left-hand side portion. A right-hand concave side portion depends downwardly from the right outwardly curving section and then inwardly and back outwardly to a rounded corner and connection to the straight bottom portion. The broken lines in the drawing appear only to show the position of the mark in relation to environment features around the mark and do not form any part of the mark.

The mark consists of a two dimensional design with a line of irregular pentagon-shaped lugs, each having a similarly irregular pentagon-shaped indented center section on the outside of the pattern and each irregular pentagon-shaped lug has three small rectangular side lugs extending outwardly therefrom and defining semi-circular indents between the small rectangular side lugs. Adjacent to and offset from each of the inward sides of the line of irregular pentagon-shaped lugs is a line of irregular-shaped hexagon lugs which include similarly shaped irregular pentagon-shaped indented center sections. The lines of irregular-shaped hexagon lugs are bordered on the inward side by three lines of zig-zag patterned lugs.

The mark consists of a symmetrical substantially rectangular design having a circle in substantially a center of design that is enclosed by a rectangle, three curved lines above the circle and opening upwardly with the curved line closest to the circle forming a top portion of the rectangle around the circle, three curved lines below the circle and opening downwardly with the curved line closest to the circle forming a bottom portion of the rectangle, a curved line forming a "V" shape extending from and returning to a left edge of the substantially rectangular design, and another curved line forming another "V" shape extending from and returning to a right edge of the substantially rectangular design.