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 Koopa Troopa on his Bit Bike |
The Bit Bike (known as the Nanobike in the British English version) is a small-sized bike that appears in Mario Kart Wii. It resembles a chopper with a pair of vented exhaust pipes. The emblem is located on the sides of the bike.
Its kart counterpart is the Booster Seat.
Stats
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Vehicle type: Drift |
The Bit Bike possesses the best handling in the game. Additionally, it also features great acceleration, off-road and Mini-Turbo states, as well as average drifting. However, it is the slowest vehicle in the game, as well as the second lightest vehicle in the game, surpassed only by the Quacker in this aspect. As such, it not only struggles to keep up with other vehicles, but it is also easily pushed around by heavier vehicles. The Bit Bike also has outside drift. Notably, Baby Mario's Bit Bike has the best handling in the game.
Color schemes
| Character | Color scheme | Image | Character | Color scheme | Image |
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| Baby Mario | Red body, black underside, yellow headlight | 
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Baby Luigi | Dark green body, blue underside, pale yellow headlight | 
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| Baby Peach | Pink body, white underside, white headlight | 
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Baby Daisy | Orange body, yellow underside, yellow headlight | 
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| Toad | Dark blue body, red underside, orange headlight | 
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Toadette | Purple body, orange underside, light orange headlight | 
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| Koopa Troopa | Bright green body, sky-blue underside, orange headlight |
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Dry Bones | Black body, brown underside, pale yellow headlight | 
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| Male Mii | Blue body, orange underside, yellow headlight | 
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Female Mii | Yellow body, red underside, white headlight | 
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Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | ポケモーター[?] Pokemōtā |
Pokemotor, meaning pocket motor | |
| German | Blitzer[?] | ? | |
| Italian | Moto Bit[?] | Bit Bike | |
| Korean | 비트바이크[?] Biteu Baikeu |
Bit Bike | |
| Spanish (NOA) | Minimoto[?] | From mini (mini) and moto (motorcycle) | |
| Spanish (NOE) | Pequeciclo[?] | Pun on pequeño (small) and triciclo (tricyle) |
