Solutions for apartment living and multiple bikes.. Pics please!

[OakLeaf]

I have the wood version. Sturdy and attractive. Be sure you put it under a ceiliing joist and cushion it with some felt or something so it doesn't mar the ceiling.

[Jordyne]

I have this in my laundry room and no problems so far: http://www.amazon.com/Swagman-Hang-I...ke+rack+indoor

[Atlas]

Not nearly as attractive as the ideas already mentioned, but we have a wood pallet leaned up against the wall that works as a bike rack. We have one of those floor mats - like retail stores have right inside the door - underneath them. Our cat would never leave alone bikes hanging up anywhere so this was the best we could get (plus it was free). It fits four bikes. We plan on moving again soon to a bigger place so this works for now. If you're going to be there for a while those towers would be nice.

[Sylvia]

Try googling bike hanger and then click on images. You'll find numerous pictures of various ways that people are using to hang their bikes inside.

[Catrin]

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It is not attached but leans against the wall and is very stable. It does, however, only hold two bikes and no attachments. Now I only have one bike the tip is for hanging helmets and such

[breeze]

I have a standalone rack like the one that Catrin posted-- holds two bikes.

But I'll admit that I've been drooling over some of these: http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/5-ha...-for-ap-148404

[Scrappy]

All great suggestions ladies, thank you! I love the wood shelves solution, but unfortunately only one of my bikes has a traditional straight top tube. Glad to see so many ways to keep most of them in-house.

Scrappy

[carlotta]

This isn't the most beautiful solution (and a crappy phone pic), but here's my herd.....our apartment has a handy little nook right inside the front door which makes for very convient in/out storage. It doesn't attach to the wall, but it's sturdy enough, it's the older version of this