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The Greatest Bike Storage Solutions

Remon R.
Remon R.
The Best Bike Storage Ideas

If you live in a small space and love biking, you may find it challenging to keep your bike accessible without it getting in the way.

After conducting extensive research on various indoor bike storage stands for about 30 hours, we tested and evaluated the 10 most promising options by leaving our bikes on them for days and sometimes weeks.

Ultimately, we concluded that for most people, the Delta Cycle Michelangelo Gravity Stand is the top choice for indoor bike storage.

The stand is easy to install and can accommodate one or two bikes of any type, such as mountain, road, hybrid, and step-through cruisers. It is also lightweight yet sturdy.

Our pick

Simple to set up and take down, this graceful yet sturdy two-bike stand can be easily adjusted to fit any type of bike.

Assembling the Michelangelo is easier than other options, requiring only a Phillips screwdriver and a drill. It is also low-impact, requiring only one screw to attach it to the wall. Additionally, its slender but tough steel tubing keeps the stand from dominating a room’s interior-decorating scheme.

The arms that support the bikes on the Michelangelo are movable, allowing the stand to handle bikes with sloping top tubes or complex full-suspension frames. Repositioning the arms is simply a matter of twisting them until they move freely. The rack also has extra hooks for accessories.

Runner-up

A wide range of tires can fit in this fold-down rack, which is also the easiest vertical rack to get a bike into and out of.

The Steadyrack Classic Rack unfolds from the wall like an old-fashioned ironing board and can accommodate a wide range of tires. To get your bike on this rack, you tip it back on its rear wheel and roll it forward until the front wheel sits in the rack. If the Michelangelo is out of stock, this is a nearly-as-good alternative.

Also great

Not only do the arms adjust to fit almost any bike’s frame, you can change how far the rack sticks out from the wall, too.

If a gravity stand won’t work but you still want to hang your bike parallel to a wall, the Ibera Adjustable Bicycle Wall Hanger is your best bet. You can change the height and width of the support arms via simple ratcheting mechanisms. The rack itself is attached to the wall with telescoping tubes so you can also adjust how far it sticks out into the room.

Also great

Although it’s expensive, this tension-mounted column lets you store two bikes anywhere in a room, without drilling a single hole into a wall or ceiling.

If your wall space is entirely occupied by windows, doors, bookcases, or artwork, the Feedback Sports Velo Column, which holds up to two bikes, is likely the best option for you. It can be wedged into place between the floor and ceiling and does not need to be nailed or screwed into place. This column is also solidly constructed, and the support arms adjust to fit different kinds of bike frames.

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