If museums ever open, Moto MMXX at the Museum of Craft and Design is surely not one to miss. 
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The Museum of Craft and Design presents cutting-edge, custom motorcycles from around the globe
Showcasing the Innovative Craft and Design of Custom Motorcycles
On view August 22, 2020, through January 3, 2021, Moto MMXX features twenty leading-edge motorcycles such as the H1L, from the movie ?Fast and Furious?
San Francisco, CA (July 23, 2020)?The Museum of Craft and Design (MCD) presents Moto MMXX, opening August 22 and on view through January 3, 2020. Originally slated to open in May of 2020, Moto MMXX was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. MCD is implementing strict protective measures, including sanitation stations and directional signage to safely welcome visitors to view Moto MMXX once the state mandate is lifted. Masks will be required by everyone, including children over two years old, to enter the museum. Additionally, beginning September 1, a virtual 360 recording of the exhibition will be available at sfmcd.org. Moto MMXX is a cutting-edge custom motorcycle exhibition showcasing innovative, international builders, such as Jens vom Brauck (Germany), Jack Watkins (Poland), Jay Wen (United Kingdom), and Kurosu Kaichiroh (Japan); as well as photos, sketches, and renderings that reveal the creative process behind these unique builds.
The Museum of Craft and Design?s Executive Director, JoAnn Edwards notes:
“Moto MMXX teases us with...