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Rolling Bike Storage

This bike rack features casters so you can easily roll it into storage when it’s time to put the bikes away. Here’s how to build it, according to Family Handyman reader Eric Schleppenbach:

“I made a 2×4 lower frame with 2×4 uprights on each end,” he says. “Large triangular plywood braces support the uprights. Plywood panels span the uprights, adding strength and rigidity. Staggering their heights and alternating their orientation, I can hang seven bikes on this six-feet-wide rack.

“For security, I run a long steel cable through the bike frames and connect the looped ends with a hefty lock.”

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DIY Bike Shed

These digital plans from Etsy sellers @AzulWood include step-by-step instructions, sizes, diagrams, required tools, shopping list and a cut list so you can build your own.

This wood bike storage shed features a bi-fold door system that opens all the way up so you can easily access bikes and other gear. Go with Western red cedar because it’s naturally resistant to rot and decay.