The Brutale R's have had red covers since 910R as a nod to the Ferrari designed heads.
As for using the name Testar Rosa not sure how Ferrari would take that. I’m not sure of the complete history here, I guess some of the classic guys can help out, but back in the late 70’s early 80’s Ferrari did threaten legal action when the old MV company called their 850 bike the Boxer. MV eventually backed down and named it Monza instead.
That could change of cause if Fiat/Ferrari took over MV.
most tuned honda civics have red head covers... and so? and why do you suggest to call it tastarossa? as fas as I know it means flat-red that is familiar to the shape of the car and has nothing to do with black ugly new f4...
Not to pick the fly shit out of the pepper.........but no it didn't. The original Testa Rossa was two words. Thirty four 250TRs were built from 1956 thru 1961. Not until the 1984 reincarnation was the name Testarossa born.
BTW, my Maranello has red cam covers, but you can hardly see them for the fuel injection manifolds.
because things we can't pronounce correctly sound cool.
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