A "Bike Shed" refers to a simple structure designed for storing bicycles. These sheds can be found in various settings, such as residential areas, schools, and workplaces, providing a secure place for cyclists to park their bikes. They often come in different materials, including wood, metal, or plastic, and can vary in size to accommodate multiple bicycles. The term "Bike Shed" is also used metaphorically in discussions about decision-making and project management. It highlights how people may focus on trivial issues, like the design of a bike shed, instead of addressing more significant problems, such as the overall project goals or strategies. This concept is often associated with the Parkinson's Law of Triviality.