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|Jap=ポケモーター<br />''Pokemootaa'' | |||
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Revision as of 22:17, May 30, 2012
The Nano Bike (known as the Bit Bike in North America) is a small-sized bike in the game Mario Kart Wii. Its kart counterpart is the Baby Booster.
Statistics
The Nano Bike has the best handling in the game. It also features great acceleration, off-road, and mini-turbo stats. Its drifting is average. However, it's the slowest vehicle in the game. Additionally, it's very light, making it easy for heavy vehicles to push it around.
When compared to the Quacker, the Nano Bike has a tad worse acceleration, but slightly better off-road. On the other hand, the bike is heavier than the Quacker, but lighter than the Cheep Charger.
Gallery
Baby Mario's Nano Bike.
Baby Luigi's Nano Bike.
Baby Peach's Nano Bike.
Baby Daisy's Nano Bike.
Toad's Nano Bike.
Toadette's Nano Bike.
Koopa Troopa's Nano Bike.
Dry Bones's Nano Bike.
Names in Other Languages
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