Systems and methods for bicycle storage with asymmetrical, shared individual storage spaces

A method, comprising:

• forming a support base for a bicycle storage unit by spacing generally parallel first and second base legs apart from each other to define an interior space therebetween, the interior space having a defined width, length, and height;
• extending a plurality of generally vertical and parallel support posts perpendicularly from the first and second base legs to form a first side of the bicycle storage unit and a second side of the bicycle storage unit, wherein the extending further comprises:
• forming the first side by securing a first set of support posts to the first base frame bar, with the first set of support posts having a first support post that is arranged to suspend the first bicycle therefrom, and
• forming the second side by securing a second set of support posts to the second base frame bar, with the second set of support posts having a second support post that is arranged to receive a second bicycle and that is arranged to suspend the second bicycle therefrom;
• arranging the support posts to store a selected number of bicycles in a double row along the length of the unit, with a first row of bicycles on the first side and a second row of bicycles on the second side;
• arranging the first support post on the first side to receive a first bicycle onto an interior space-facing surface of the first support post;
• arranging a second support post on the second side to receive a second bicycle onto an interior space-facing surface of the second support post;
• spacing adjacent first support posts apart by a selected first distance, with the adjacent first support posts comprising support posts in the first set of support posts that are adjacent to each other on the first side, wherein the spacing the adjacent first support posts apart defines a first space on the first base frame bar between the adjacent first support posts, and positioning the second support post on the second base frame bar directly across the interior space from the first space;
• spacing adjacent second support posts apart by a selected second distance on the second side, wherein the spacing the adjacent second support posts apart defines a second space on the second base frame bar between the adjacent second support posts, and positioning the first support post on the first base frame bar directly across the interior space from the second space;
• passing at least a portion of the first bicycle between the adjacent second support posts across the second space, and across the interior space toward the first support post, and suspending the first bicycle from the interior space-facing surface of the first support post,
• with the first bicycle stored in a “front wheel up” configuration in which a front wheel of a selected bicycle is positioned vertically above a rear wheel of the selected bicycle, and
• with a rear wheel of the first bicycle aligned vertically with a front wheel of the first bicycle;
• and
• passing at least a portion of the second bicycle between the adjacent first support posts across the first space, and across the interior space toward the second support post, and suspending the second bicycle from the interior space-facing surface of the second support post,
• with the second bicycle stored in the “front wheel up” configuration, and
• with a rear wheel of the second bicycle aligned vertically with a front wheel of the second bicycle.