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[[Image:LuigiKartWii.jpg|thumb|150px|[[Luigi]] doing a''' wheelie'''.]] | [[Image:LuigiKartWii.jpg|thumb|150px|[[Luigi]] doing a''' wheelie'''.]] | ||
A '''Wheelie''' is a technique used only when users ride on [[Bike]]s in ''[[Mario Kart Wii]]''. | A '''Wheelie''' is a technique used only when users ride on [[Bike]]s in ''[[Mario Kart Wii]]''. | ||
Doing a wheelie, users increase slightly the speed of their bikes, used specially to steal places to other players, and also taking advantage over other players driving on [[Kart]]s. | Doing a wheelie, users increase slightly the speed of their bikes, but if the user bumps into an object or a player, the lose speed. The wheelie is used specially to steal places to other players, and also taking advantage over other players driving on [[Kart]]s. | ||
To do a '''wheelie''', the player must do this: | To do a '''wheelie''', the player must do this: | ||
*Using the [[Wii Wheel]], flip it up. | *Using the [[Wii Wheel]], flip it up. | ||
Revision as of 04:58, October 15, 2008
File:LuigiKartWii.jpg
Luigi doing a wheelie.
A Wheelie is a technique used only when users ride on Bikes in Mario Kart Wii. Doing a wheelie, users increase slightly the speed of their bikes, but if the user bumps into an object or a player, the lose speed. The wheelie is used specially to steal places to other players, and also taking advantage over other players driving on Karts. To do a wheelie, the player must do this:
- Using the Wii Wheel, flip it up.
- Using the Classic Controller, press up in the pad.
- Using the Gamecube controller, press up in the pad.
- Using the Wiimote and Nunchuk, lift the Wiimote up.
To end them:
- Wii Wheel: push down.
- Classic Controller: Press down on the pad.
- Gamecube Controller: Press down on the pad.
- Wiimote and Nunchuk: Push Wiimote down.
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