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Ducati ST4
Review
The Rock Store parking lot on Saturday afternoons, particularly
beneath the large shade tree at the west end of the lot, is replete with shiny
Harleys and other assorted well- and over-chromed American customs. Hardcore
sport bikers segregate themselves toward the sun-drenched east side. In between
the "tweener" bikes reside -- a Buell X1, a Bandit 1200, an old Triumph
Bonneville, a few Japanese cruisers, Beemers and the above-mentioned gentleman's
Ducati ST4. My ride is parked out of place, in the shade among the Harleys, next
to a Titan owned by one of those anonymous "B" level T.V. actors whose faces
populate cheap, syndicated action and detective shows found on cable outlets
such as the USA Network.
"Oh yeah," says the ST4 man. "You know, that chromed-out Titan is owned by that
T.V. actor."
Source Motorcycle.com
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