Now where did we leave our bike? Massive hoard of bicycles outside south London house becomes cyclists' landmark

 A massive hoard of bikes outside a house in south London has become an unofficial landmark for cyclists.

Simona Sopagaite snapped an image of a mountain of bikes and parts outside the property in Herne Hill earlier this month.The keen cyclist found the hoard of around 100 bikes stacked up on top of each other on a route planning app and added it into her route to Dulwich College.

Simona Sopagaite snapped an image of a mountain of bikes and parts outside the property in Herne Hill earlier this month

In the pile there are a variety of different styles of vehicles; mountain bikes, utility bikes, children's bikes and, along with single frames and tyres

A sign is placed outside the bike enthusiast's home offering bike fixing services

In the pile there are a variety of different styles of vehicles; mountain bikes, utility bikes, children's bikes and, along with single frames and tyres.

A sign is placed outside the bike enthusiast's home offering bike fixing services.

The sign also offers the bikes for sale and tells potential buyers they can try them for ten minutes before purchase.

There is just enough space left to get into the front door of the house.

Simona posted a photo of the bike home on Facebook last week, writing: 'Someone somewhere in Herne Hill is very busy with fixing bikes.'

The post has received over 250 likes and dozens of comments from social media users.

Kente H Clarke joked: 'I wonder if Jacob Rees Mogg's nicked penny farthing is under that lot.'

Michael Miller said: 'So that's where my bike is. I bet it's at the bloody bottom too.'

Chris Bell added: 'This guy is an absolute legend if you've ever had the pleasure of meeting him. 

'I lived 100 yards away and regularly took my bikes there. Gentle soul with a heart of gold.'

Mike Woof said: 'Sam the Wheel - practically an institution on Railton Rd in Brixton.'

Przemek Maria Michalski said: 'Lived there, opposite. Really good people, I miss them.'

Speaking today, Simona said: 'I saw that some Komoot user added it as a highlight and I found it interesting and added to my cycle plan.

'I was wondering why they are there and will they be piling them up to the top of the house.

'Then when I read the text on a board it made more sense. Me and my partner just were staring at it and examining the bikes. It's a very bizarre place.'