Bit Bike

The Bit Bike (known as the Nanobike in Europe and Oceania) is a small-sized bike in the game Mario Kart Wii. Its kart counterpart is the Booster Seat.

Stats
The Bit Bike has the best handling in the game. It also features great acceleration, off-road, and Mini-Turbo stats (the same Mini-Turbo stat as the Mach Bike). Its drifting is average. However, it's the slowest vehicle in the game, so it struggles to keep up with other vehicles. Additionally, it's very light, making it easy for heavy vehicles to push it around.

When compared to the Quacker, the Bit Bike has a tad worse acceleration, but slightly better off-road. On the other hand, the Bit Bike is slightly heavier than the Quacker, but lighter than the Cheep Charger. Baby Mario's Bit Bike has the best Handling in the game.

Color Schemes

 * Baby Mario: Red and black body, yellow headlights.
 * Baby Luigi: Green and blue body, pale yellow headlights.
 * Baby Peach: Pink and white body, white headlights.
 * Baby Daisy: Orange and light orange body, yellow headlights.
 * Toad: Blue and red body, orange headlights.
 * Toadette: Purple and tangerine body, light orange headlights.
 * Koopa Troopa: Green and blue body, orange headlights.
 * Dry Bones: Black and brown body, pale yellow headlights.
 * Male Mii: Blue and red body, yellow headlights.
 * Female Mii: Yellow and red body, white headlights.

Trivia

 * The Bit Bike is the only small bike, other than the standard bike, that drifts out.
 * The Bit Bike is one of the few vehicles to exhibit a slight model difference between characters. In this case, Male and Female Mii's Bit Bike have their exhaust pipes positioned lower than the others.

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