They have to live somewhere. Bikes of mine have been hung on walls, in closets, even under beds. Some riders are lucky enough to have sheds dedicated to their transportation. Here are a few ideas from Flickr...
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I so want to build a bike shed. We have a fence (that is not to code but is grandparented in) that I would like to use for part of a bike shed. The fence is 3 feet from the street and 2 feet from my neighbor's house. We would build the other two sides in between a bush and the front walkway- about three or four feet width and maybe 6-9 feet long. It is a tight squeeze but at this time the only place to keep bikes is in the basement which seriously discourages bike riding. Anyone have any clever plans?