The Wario Bike is a Large Bike in Mario Kart Wii. It is one of the three default bikes in the Large class along with the Standard Bike L and the Flame Runner (Bowser Bike). Its kart counterpart is the Offroader.
The Wario Bike also appears in the Mario spin-off series known as the WarioWare series. The vehicle is designed for Wario and looks like Wario's official bike used in other games in their respective series, which makes the Wario Bike his signature vehicle, hence its name.
Description[]
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Color variants[]
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Yellow | Silver | 
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Indigo | Gray | 
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Maroon | Yellow | 
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Dark Green | Gold | 
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Black | Silver | 
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Teal | Silver | 
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Blue | Cream | 
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Tan | Dark Gray | 
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 Male |
Indigo | Silver | 
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Female |
Crimson | Cream | 
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Statistics[]
The Wario Bike is beginner-friendly, having the best acceleration of all large bikes, good Mini-Turbo, as well as above-average Off-Road. In this regard, the bike is great for players who want a heavy bike that isn't harsh on players that have trouble maintaining top speed. It is also the heaviest bike in the game, allowing it to push lighter drivers around. In fact, if this bike is paired with Bowser, its weight stat will tie with its kart counterpart, the Offroader. However, the Wario Bike is the slowest large vehicle in the game, has a poor drift stat (tied with the Super Blooper for the third worst drifting in the game), and has an outside drift, making it a very unfriendly bike for more advanced players of Mario Kart Wii that rely more on speed and fast cornering than acceleration and offroad performance. As such, it is strongly recommended for experts to ignore the Wario Bike
| Stat Name | Stat Value |
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| Speed | 37/80
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| Weight | 59/80
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| Acceleration | 51/80
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| Handling | 56/80
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| Drift | 21/80
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| Off-Road | 45/80
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| Mini-Turbo | 48/80
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| Total | 317 |
Staff Ghost usage[]
- Wario's Gold Mine (Normal) (paired with Wario with a time of 02:19.585 by Nin★morimo)
- DS Delfino Square (Normal) (paired with Wario with a time of 02:41.807 by Nin★iwaco)
- GCN DK Mountain (Normal) (paired with Funky Kong with a time of 02:57.744 by Nin★msk)
Trivia![]
- The kart-counterpart for this bike is the Offroader.
- The Wario Bike is one of the seven vehicles to go through a design change rather than a palette swap, the others being Booster Seat, Bit Bike, Flame Runner, Shooting Star, Spear, and Phantom. For example, when Bowser or Dry Bowser are riding this bike, the handlebars positioned lower. As well as this, Rosalina and the female Mii's Wario Bikes are slightly thinner in their appearances and the exhaust pipes are positioned a little bit lower.
- It is one of the few Crossover vehicles. Others being the Blue Falcon, and Tiny Titan.
- This, the Shooting Star, and the Phantom are the only bikes in Mario Kart Wii where characters don't flail their legs when going through a cannon.
Gallery[]
| Mario Kart Wii vehicle parts | ||||
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| Karts | Small | Standard Kart S • Booster Seat • Mini Beast • Cheep Charger • Tiny Titan • Blue Falcon | ||
| Medium | Standard Kart M • Classic Dragster • Wild Wing • Super Blooper • Daytripper • Sprinter | |||
| Large | Standard Kart L • Offroader • Flame Flyer • Piranha Prowler • Jetsetter • Honeycoupe | |||
| Bikes | Small | Standard Bike S • Bullet Bike • Bit Bike • Quacker • Magikruiser • Jet Bubble | ||
| Medium | Standard Bike M • Mach Bike • Sugarscoot • Zip Zip • Sneakster • Dolphin Dasher | |||
| Large | Standard Bike L • Flame Runner • Wario Bike • Shooting Star • Spear • Phantom | |||