V-TWIN

Welcome to the Brand page for “V-TWIN”, which is offered here for The figure in the mark on the drawing is a fanciful representation of a motorcycle engine. the dashed lines in the drawing represent a border which is a continuation of the illustrated solid border and indicates that the ratio of width to height of the border varies among the uses of the mark.;in the statement, column 2, line 17, after engine, the dashed lines in the drawing represent a border which is a continuation of the illustrated solid border and indicates that the ratio of width to height of the border varies among the uses of the mark. should be inserted.;motorcycle structural parts, frame, chassis, engine, crankcases, valves, cylinders, flywheels, connecting rods, exhaust pipes, forward brake control pedals, forward shifter control pedals, kick starters, shifter linkages, brake linkages, leather and vinyl seats, saddle and tool bags (leather and vinyl material), side cars, side car bodies, fenders, transmissions, transmission cases, transmission gears and shafts, wire spoke wheels, sprockets, brake drums, disc brake rotors, disc brake caliper assemblies, primary covers, handlebars, handlebars risers (stanchions), front forks, front fork legs, front fork sliders, gas tanks, oil tanks, tail light brackets, intake and exhaust manifold clamps and starter motors;first used in commerce in another form in december 1978;first used in another form in july 1978;v-twin;.

Its status is currently believed to be active. Its class is unavailable. “V-TWIN” is believed to be currently owned by “V-Twin Manufacturing Corp.”