12 Space-Saving Bike Rack Solutions

It’s about time you started hanging your bicycle on the wall like a civilized person instead of letting it clutter up that hallway.

1. Bike Rack/Book Shelf

Comes in hickory and walnut. $299 from Knife and Saw.

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2. Or You Can Get a Copy Cat One for A Little Cheaper…

This one’s $149 from Etsy.

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3. Wall-Mounted Bike Rack

Made from reclaimed wood. $95 from Etsy.

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4. Oblong Bike Shelf Equipped with U-Lock

$290 from Etsy.

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5. Tamasine Osher Pedal Pod

You gotta pay for the design-y stuff. This one’s $887 from Tamasine Osher.

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6. Michelangelo Two-Bike Gravity Stand

$75 from Public.

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Here’s a DIY bike rack made from: wood plaques, hooks, spray paint, book tags, wood stain, a drill, a stud finder, hammer and nails, level, measuring tape, and countersink. Full tutorial here.

Source: minipennyblog.com

8. DIY Bike Rack Fashioned From Old Handle Bars

Click here for the full tutorial.

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Here’s a double bike rack made from a Stolmen post ($30), 2 brackets, and 4 hooks, all from IKEA. Click here for the full tutorial.

Source: ikeahackers.net

10. Suspended Cable Bike Rack

Apartment Therapy does their best to figure out what exactly is going on here.

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11. Easiest, Cheapest Bike Rack Ever

This is just 2 IKEA Kvartal wall brackets ($5 apiece) nailed into the wall. From IKEAhackers.

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12. DIY Hanging Bike Rack for Multiple Bikes

There’s not much info on the blog that posted this, but you might be able to figure something like this out judging from the photos. Not a very pretty solution, but still practical for a garage.

Source: cyclebetting.com