Space-saving bike racks for apartments

This hanger is simple, efficient, and relatively inexpensive (just over $40). It sports an adjustable angle (up to 45°) to keep your bike level and has padded arms that can extend to fit wider handlebars.

The double-arm hanger has padded ABS arms to keep the bike secure and protects against paint damage in your apartment.

It can hold bikes up to 40 lbs and can be mounted on masonry or drywall (using anchors).

This simple, solid, and inexpensive apartment bike rack is perfect for any apartment dweller.

Vertical storage (that is, with your bike’s front wheel on the hook and the bike hanging down) is often the most efficient way to store a bike in a smaller apartment.

This is a great option for apartments with limited space because once mounted, it can swivel up to 160°, so you can position the bike to fit in whatever space you have available to you.

Plus, if you happen to have a bike that’s on the heavier side, you’re in luck: this holds up to 77 pounds!

Check with your landlord about an appropriate for installation.

Here’s an inexpensive option (less than $15!) that can work in an apartment where space is at a premium.

Not only is it easy to mount, but it’ll also hold your bike (up to 40 lbs.) inches away from the wall. That way, you can assure your landlord that you won’t be marking up the precious walls with tire marks!

The pulley system easily lifts heavier items and features an auto-locking mechanism to keep items secure.

The flexibility of this device makes it highly suited for apartments: you could use it to hang a kayak, paddleboard, or any number of things that might otherwise clutter up your apartment.

Made of metal, it includes mounting hardware and holds up to 50lbs.

That’s handy to have!

Another good option for ceiling mount, this under $30 choice holds one bike, up to 50 pounds, and features a push-lock design that allows you to pop your bike into the claw and easily pull it out.

This is a great option for apartment dwellers who don’t have a ton of wall space and want to mount a single bike vertically.

This easy pulley system is perfect for an apartment with high ceilings and features a locking mechanism to keep your bike in place.

Best of all, it’s rated for heavier bikes that are up to 100 lbs!

If you have some space on your floor right next to a wall, this is a perfect option, especially if you’re looking to rack two different bikes.

It has rubber bumpers to protect the wall and can be anchored to it if need be. It features two adjustable, padded arms to hold your bikes of any shape and size.

The perfect rack for apartment dwellers who ride together!

Perhaps the simplest of the rack options, this single-bike solution is inexpensive and elegant. Its four-point design really keeps your bike steady and it features a quick easy-in and out locking mechanism.

This is a great choice for someone who wants simplicity: put this near the entrance to your apartment, wheel your bike into it and forget about it until you need it the next time you want to ride.