Where do you keep your bike?

[Crankin]

Murienn, I am only old fashioned when it comes to technology and things like sending thank you notes, in writing! Years ago, my kids even beat me down to allow them to wear jeans to religious school and not get dressed up. Still get nervous wearing pants in the sanctuary of the synagogue, though.
Other stuff, not so much. In fact, my nick name was Tilly toilet mouth in high school, and that was given by a teacher... really, I spent half of my teenage years hanging out on the Boston Common and I don't remember any of it .
This has nothing to do with bikes. I hope the OP likes her bike!

[pumpkinpony]

Mine are in my living room of my one bedroom apartment. There is room for one in the patio closet, but then I have to open/close two more doors and get around my patio chairs (very small patio) so why bother. :-) The mountain bike frequently just lives in the car.
My cousin has hers on one of those anti-gravity type bike racks, tucked in between the kitchen table and the wall. Works well for a tight space, but you have to move the table to get a bike.

[Miranda]

My carbon roadie sleeps upstairs at the foot of my bed. My xc bike sleeps in the formal dining room next to the drapes. My mtb sleeps currently in the formal dining room also next to the china hutch.

I tried to convince DH we needed a bike stand / hooks in that room. But he says, "in the *dining* room?!"...um ya but my bikes don't dine in there lol.

[GLC1968]

Right now, all of our bikes are stored in our garage (cars live in the driveway) with one down in the basement on the trainer at pretty much all times (which one will vary though!).

We are moving in a couple of weeks and we are a bit nervous about storing all the bikes, the sea kayaks, the weight bench/racks and even our treadmill in the garage (no room in the house). We will also go down to one car so that the car can also fit in the garage. We've gotten somewhat complacent about security living in the country and now we'll have to be more cognizant of it. Does anyone alarm their garage or anything? Luckily, it has no windows.

We don't worry about the house with 3 dogs over 75 lbs, but they won't have access to the garage so we aren't sure how to best protect our toys in there!