Did ferrari ever make a motorcycle?

In 1932, Enzo Ferrari founded the Scuderia Ferrari racing team and soon developed a reputation as a fierce competitor on the Grand Prix circuit. However, the company didn't produce its first road car until 1947. In the intervening years, rumors circulated that Ferrari had considered building a motorcycle, but nothing ever materialized. There are a few plausible explanations for why Ferrari never produced a motorcycle. First, the company was focused on racing and didn't have the resources to develop a new product line. Second, Enzo Ferrari was reportedly not interested in motorcycles. And third, motorcycle manufacturing is a very different business from car manufacturing, so it's possible that Ferrari simply didn't have the expertise to build a successful motorcycle. Whatever the reason, Ferrari never did produce a motorcycle. But that hasn't stopped other companies from trying to cash in on the Ferrari name. In the 1990s, a company called Cagiva produced a motorcycle called the Ferrari 900, which was essentially a rebranded version of the Cagiva Raptor 1000. More recently, a Chinese company called QJ Motor unveiled a motorcycle called the Benelli BN 302R, which is clearly inspired by Ferrari's sports cars. So while Ferrari may never have produced a motorcycle, its influence can be seen in the bikes that other companies have built. And who knows, maybe one day Ferrari will finally enter the motorcycle market. After all, the company did just launch its first ever SUV, so anything is possible.