#mycyclingweekend - Bike beds under the stairs & on the wall

No matter where you live, your bike's gotta live with you. As you make your way through this #mycyclingweekend piece, though, you'll see that you lot have very different definitions of living.

We won't judge you too harshly, because as you saw from Friday's pre-#mycyclingweekend piece, we are hardly the standard bearers for luxury bike storage. However, quite a number of you who decided to participate in this #mycyclingweekend have put the rest of us to shame.

We reckon that all of our bikes, including our editor Tony's, would have quite a lot to say about their home lives if they had vocal chords instead of brake cables. Would Tony's custom-built Charge agree that this under-stairs cupboard is cosy? I guess we'll never know.

Where does my bike live? Under the stairs in the boke/wheel /coat cave. Cosy #mycyclingweekend pic.twitter.com/wxmpga2KM5

— tony farrelly (@roadcctony) September 20, 2015

@roadcc This poor guy gets the Harry Potter treatment #mycyclingweekend pic.twitter.com/D8X1AXnlBd

— Matthew Smith (@smaffoo) September 18, 2015

Those of us who have to juggle a mechanical romance alongside our flesh and blood relationships know all too well how difficult accommodating both a human being and a bicycle in the same house can be.

However, it comes as a mystery to us here at road.cc how so many of you are able to endow your walls with whatever mechanical masterpieces you please.

While we're in awe of Steve Hills's perfectly mounted bike, we're slightly hopeful that the perfection with which his wheels are lined up is for photographic purposes rather than some obsession. So, for having such a beautifully mounted bike, and for getting your partner's permission to hang it in your bedroom, Steve, you're this week's #mycyclingweekend winner.

Hangs on my bedroom wall, though my son takes great pleasure in turning the wheels upside down #mycyclingweekend pic.twitter.com/iBRWzNnrNl

— stevehills (@Hillsy1068) September 19, 2015

@roadcc my pampered pony sleeps right under the air cond #mycyclingweekend pic.twitter.com/KBPRNkKvil

— KC (@Ant1biotix) September 18, 2015

And those of you have managed to strike a balance between the living and mechanical members of your family, but haven't yet managed to integrate your bikes into your living spaces, have still managed to devote entire rooms to your bikes.

@roadcc fundamental disagreement with housemate on where is suitable for riding #mycyclingweekend pic.twitter.com/D7tRh4wmMW

— David Faria (@df280) September 18, 2015

Even when there are loads of them.

.@roadcc my bikes rest here in the livingroom, all 4 if I need to & room for guest bikes too. pic.twitter.com/Q0D79akIoU #mycyclingweekend

— Wolf Simpson (@2_Wheeled_Wolf) September 18, 2015

Do you keep your bike anywhere more impressive? How about a little more embarrassing? What would your bike say if those brake cables were vocal chords? Let us know in the comments section, or send us a photo on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter - just remember to attach the #mycyclingweekend hashtag.

It turns out that not all of you spent your #mycyclingweekend looking at your bikes. Some of you actually went out for a ride.

Here are a few of our other favourite photos of the week:

Another cracking day #cycling in #essex with #chelmsford @CTC_Cyclists 100k in the sunshine #mycyclingweekend pic.twitter.com/j9I37oBYDe

— Jason Burns (@jiberjaber) September 20, 2015

78 miles in 5:55!So proud of myself as middle was quite hilly too!Lovely lunch @KilburnMouseman... #mycyclingweekend pic.twitter.com/L66s7XX9VA

— Charlotte Quinn (@charlottequinn) September 20, 2015

Ouch, in need of cyclist surgery today #bruisedknee #bruisedego #mycyclingweekend pic.twitter.com/Od2fzFE8c1

— helen singer (@helensinger33) September 20, 2015

A perfect end to a brilliant day! Such an amazing event. Thank you @revolve24 & Team @road.cc #mycyclingweekend pic.twitter.com/HKKROqJkf3

— UPHAM (@iUpham) September 20, 2015