Bit Bike
Koopa Troopa on his Bit Bike
Type	Standard bike
Appears in	Mario Kart Wii

The Bit Bike (known as the Nanobike in the British English version) is a small drift type 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. The Bit Bike is one of the seven vehicles to exhibit a slight design change besides a palette swap between characters. The other ones are the Booster Seat, Flame Runner, Wario Bike, Shooting Star, Spear, and Phantom. In this case, the Mii's Bit Bike has its exhaust pipes positioned lower than the others.

This and the Booster Seat are the only vehicles in the game with a speed stat of less than thirty, and it and the Quacker are the vehicles in the game with a weight stat of less than twenty; it is the only outside drifting bike with a weight stat that is less than twenty.

The Standard Bike in Mario Kart World is redesigned to resemble this bike and the Zip Zip.

Stats

The Bit Bike has the best handling in the game. It also features great acceleration (the best not only among the starter vehicles, but also among the outward drifting bikes), off-road and Mini-Turbo stats, as well as average drifting. However, it is also 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 and is the lightest outside-drifting bike in the game. Notably, Baby Mario's Bit Bike has the best handling in the game.

The Bit Bike's medium counterpart is the Sugarscoot, while its large counterpart is the Wario Bike. The Bit Bike's off-road is tied with that of both the Dolphin Dasher and the Phantom. Its mini-turbo is tied with the Mach Bike.

If Koopa Troopa or Dry Bones ride the Bit Bike, it will pass the Bullet Bike's default mini-turbo stat by one point.

Color schemes

Baby Daisy driving her Bit Bike in Mushroom Gorge

Character	Color scheme	Image	Character	Color scheme	Image
Baby Mario	Red body, navy blue underside, yellow handle bars and headlight, black seat		Baby Luigi	Dark green body, dark blue underside and handle bars, pale yellow headlight, black seat
Baby Peach	Pink body and handle bars, white underside and headlight, brown seat		Baby Daisy	Orange body and handle bars, yellow underside and headlight, black seat
Toad	Blue body and handle bars, red underside, orange headlight, brown seat		Toadette	Purple body and handle bars, light orange underside and headlight, black seat
Koopa Troopa	Lime green body, sky-blue underside, orange handle bars and headlight, black seat		Dry Bones	Black body, dark brown underside and seat, light gray handle bars, pale yellow headlight
Male Mii	Light blue body and handle bars, yellow-orange underside and headlight, brown seat		Female Mii	Dandelion body and handle bars, reddish-brown underside and seat, white headlight

Gallery

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  Baby Mario's Bit Bike model
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  Baby Luigi's Bit Bike model
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  Baby Peach's Bit Bike model
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  Baby Daisy's Bit Bike model
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  Toad's Bit Bike model
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  Toadette's Bit Bike model
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  Koopa Troopa's Bit Bike model
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  Dry Bones's Bit Bike model
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  Small Male Mii's Bit Bike model
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  Small Female Mii's Bit Bike model

Names in other languages

• Standard bikes
• Mario Kart Wii bikes

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