MIN 

In the house, in your bed, or relegated to basement?

Mine gets a chunk of the living-room.

a b seize

mine shares the living-room with my roomate's bike. sometimes it takes over the hallway. neither of them match the living-room as well as yours though. did that happen by chance?

Tangsooyuk

Hang 'em up

dddave

my bianchi leans against the wall in the hallway. my roommate's bike and my old giant sit out on the patio.

gcl8a

Um ... your sunglasses are lined up on the shelf behind the bike, which matches the decor and is being stored on the trainer with the moulded plastic wheel riser.

Not that there's anything wrong with that, but you have ... issues.

crbrown

I just lean it up against a wall next to my desk (in a dorm room). Any saddle-to-wall contact leaves black smudgy marks, so I gotta be careful about that.

Bike theft is fairly common around here, so I'm super paranoid about leaving it outside.

Retem

dddave

what exactly is keeping those things up? i can't really tell.

BLIMP

Beater bikes are left outside the door as I'm fairly comfortable with my neighborhood and have never had a problem with them being stolen. My nice bikes either go inside (my primary commuter mostly) or into the garage.

Retem

a wall mounted rack like this

this is nashbars version I got mine from my brother he got me a discount from his work
hold up to 45 lbs

bward1028

dorm room:

gcl8a

shed.

ryand

We have a foyer that we turned into the bike room / library. Books along one wall, bikes along two others.

We have a rack holding three bikes, and our two daily bikes on that wall with the rack. Spare parts behind the rack.

On the other wall is my polo bike and three frames I'm building (Guerciotti TT, Fuji Track Pro, Bottechia).

Oh, and we have the Fuji road bike frame we are building for her sister in the kitchen.

Once my girlfriend gets a cross bike, I think we might need a little more room or another rack.

666pack

we keep our bikes in our sunroom (previously a front porch) for quick getaways.

also we don't have enough furniture to make that room nice, so it's pretty much our workshop. recently my room mate's been building a rocking chair in there for some ITEC class.

dzinehaus

on the seat and handlebars (upside down) in the hallway

gotta find a way to store it when it starts raining / snowing

c0urt

living room at one point, single so the bedroom now

V-Rock

In my dining room (aka workshop) cause what 24 year old actually uses/needs a dining room?

curiousincident

Truth. Various places in the living room, want to get a wall mount for my bedroom though.

MIN 

Yes. Yes I do.

I decorated my living room around my bike and sunglasses actually.

Retem, nice bike storage. Efficient use of space.

mathletics

I have a bike or two leaning against the wall in every room, but I'm planning to get a gravity stand or one of those friction fit pole stands. I'll put one in the hallway and the bedroom, and then I'll be organized.

crushkilldstroy

Two hanging on a gravity stand in the kitchen. One in the back of the Jeep. You know, in case of emergencies.

challoschott

Sometimes its a lot like a boarding house for bikes. Many have come and gone, thankfully most are gone, but still many remain.



The Nishiki with the bare bars sold on Ebay this morning and the Somec will be listed soon. If anyone's interested in the Cannondale's (one is a super v 3000) please let me know.<br>

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Metricoclock

yep same thing here, but that is where we store our daily rides,
I commandeered the shed out back for bikes that are beaters/neato
and then a corner of the basement for nicer bikes and mountain bike, keep them at a nice constant temp and not exposed to the climate.

gehrkead

I live in the dorms also. How can you get away with putting hooks into the ceiling?

Metricoclock

HAHAHAHA after reading the whole thread I'm just glad that im not the only one with bikes in multiple rooms, parts here and there and too many bikes hahaha