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A CPU-controlled [[Mario]] will occasionally use this bike body (paired alongside the [[Slim (tire)|Slim]] tires), making him the only non-DLC character to use this bike body as a CPU, as well as the only non-DLC CPU character to use a Sport Bike; the other CPUs (except [[Link]], who might use the [[Master Cycle]], and the [[Villager|Female Villager]] and also [[Isabelle]], who might use the [[City Tripper]]) will only use the [[Standard Bike]] whenever they're using bikes. | A CPU-controlled [[Mario]] will occasionally use this bike body (paired alongside the [[Slim (tire)|Slim]] tires), making him the only non-DLC character to use this bike body as a CPU, as well as the only non-DLC CPU character to use a Sport Bike; the other CPUs (except [[Link]], who might use the [[Master Cycle]], and the [[Villager|Female Villager]] and also [[Isabelle]], who might use the [[City Tripper]]) will only use the [[Standard Bike]] whenever they're using bikes. | ||
In ''[[Mario Kart 8 Deluxe]]'', it is available from the start. CPU Mario and Link will occasionally use this body paired with the Slim tires, while CPU [[Pink Gold Peach]] uses the body paired with the [[Metal|Metal]] tires instead. Additionally, the Comet now shares its stats with the [[Yoshi Bike]], the [[Cat Cruiser]] and the [[Teddy Buggy]] instead. | In ''[[Mario Kart 8 Deluxe]]'', it is available from the start. CPU [[Mario]] and [[Link]] will occasionally use this body paired with the Slim tires, while CPU [[Pink Gold Peach]] uses the body paired with the [[Metal|Metal]] tires instead. Additionally, the Comet now shares its stats with the [[Yoshi Bike]], the [[Cat Cruiser]] and the [[Teddy Buggy]] instead. | ||
==Stats== | ==Stats== | ||