Have you noticed how photographers often favor the right-hand side of a motorcycle? Sometimes it's because the bike's side stand has it leaning over to the left, making it awkward to capture a good angle. Other times, it's because the right-hand side is simply more visually appealing than the left. That's not the case with this 1970s Harley Shovelhead, which features a burly open primary, a bespoke oil tank, a hand-shifter, and a handmade exhaust system—all on the left side. It's the work o...
