Many people ride bikes to and from work, around the city on the weekends, or even on long-distance rides out of town. If you're an avid cyclist, however, you're likely familiar with the constant struggle to store your bicycle when you're out of the saddle. Here are just a few smart places that you might not have considered to help keep your bike out of the way.

• Over a doorway. If your apartment has high ceilings, there might be a few feet of precious wall space above the doorways. Use a ladder to install a bike rack above a door and watch as you free up ample floor space when you store your bike.
• Hang it vertically. While most people hang their bikes horizontally, this takes up far more wall space than you might like. Instead, invest in a vertical bike stand to hang your bike on its end.
• Use a gravity stand. If you and your roommate or partner each have your own bike in the apartment, use a two-bike gravity stand. These handy stands are sleek and minimal, don't require drilling in to your walls and can even hold two bikes upright.
• Hang it on a door. Many smart cycling companies sell over-door bike racks that support your bike on its wheels over a door. This is a perfect storage solution if you don't want to add hardware to your precious walls.

Gallery: The 10 Best Bike Storage Solutions [Complex]

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Satisfy your sweet tooth at Cups Frozen Yogurt on Hughes Landing Boulevard. This dessert cafe offers a menu of up to 24 fro-yo flavors, as well as up to 50 different toppings. Mixing and matching flavors is no problem here, and samples are available so you can test out a flavor before commiting to a whole cup.

The self-serve layout of Cups means that you can customize your cup of fro-yo precisely to your liking. Watching your waistline? Go for a fat-free yogurt, and top it with chunks of fresh mango, strawberries, and kiwi. Craving something more decadent? Opt for a tall twist of chocolate fro-yo topped with pieces of candy bars and a dollop of whipped cream!

Vintage posters and photographs cover the walls of The Woodlands location, harkening back to the glory days of Malibu. Comfortable seating is available inside and out if you just can't wait to dig in to your tasty treat.

Cups Frozen Yogurt
1950 Hughes Landing Blvd
The Woodlands, TX 77380
(832) 482-0173
www.cupsfrozenyogurt.com

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When you’re out and about in The Woodlands and looking for a casual place to stop for lunch, Hubbell & Hudson Kitchen will make your midday meal easy and delicious.

This laid-back eatery serves a casual menu of new American classics, including mostly soups, salads and sandwiches made with fresh, creative ingredients. There is a large salad bar filled with healthy toppings, as well as a wide variety of burgers in styles to suit anyone’s tastes. Sandwiches like the Seoul pork and turkey Brie make unique lunch options, while eggs Benedict and French toast make equally tasty choices for breakfast or brunch.

Hubbell & Hudson Kitchen is set up a bit like a market on the inside, with a coffee bar, a fresh produce section, to-go soups and sandwiches and even a gelato counter that makes the perfect dessert once you finish your healthy lunch.

Hubbell & Hudson Kitchen
4526 Research Forest Drive
The Woodlands, TX 77381
(281) 203-5650
www.hubbellandhudson.com
www.yelp.com/biz/hubbell-and-hudson-kitchen-the-woodlands

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