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{{about|the class of bikes that are able to drift|the actual bike and bike body having the same name|[[Standard Bike]]}}
{{about|the class of bikes that are able to drift|the actual bike and bike body having the same name|[[Standard Bike]]}}
[[File:Mk8lemmy.png|thumb|200px|[[Lemmy Koopa|Lemmy]], on his [[Standard Bike]].]]
[[File:Mk8lemmy.png|thumb|200px|[[Lemmy Koopa|Lemmy]], on his [[Standard Bike]].]]
'''Standard bikes''',<ref name="Englishname">Alex Musa (May 30, 2014). ''There are actually two sub-categories of bike: standard and sport. Standard bikes drift similarly to every other body type. Sport bikes more or less commit to the turn during a drift, sharply cutting in the direction of the turn. ''. ''Mario Kart 8 Official Game Guide'', page 28. ''PRIMA Games''. Retrieved December 22, 2017.</ref> commonly known as '''outside drifting bikes''' or '''outward drifting bikes''' are a class of [[bike]]s that are able to drift. Introduced as just ''drift type'' (「ドリフトタイプ」) bikes in ''[[Mario Kart Wii]]'',<ref name="JapaneseDriftType">[http://www.21010.net/club/bn/wii/rmcj/pdf/p014_015.pdf Page 14 and 15 of the Nintendo Official Guidebook of ''Mario Kart Wii'']. Retrieved April 26, 2018.</ref> they have become one of the four body classes in ''[[Mario Kart 8]]'', distinguished from [[Sport bike (vehicle class)|sport bike]]s.
'''Standard bikes''',<ref name="Englishname">Alex Musa (May 30, 2014). ''There are actually two sub-categories of bike: standard and sport. Standard bikes drift similarly to every other body type. Sport bikes more or less commit to the turn during a drift, sharply cutting in the direction of the turn. ''. ''Mario Kart 8 Official Game Guide'', page 28. ''PRIMA Games''. Retrieved December 22, 2017.</ref> commonly known as '''outside drifting bikes''' or '''outward drifting bikes''', are a class of [[bike]]s that are able to drift. Introduced as just ''drift type'' (「ドリフトタイプ」) bikes in ''[[Mario Kart Wii]]'',<ref name="JapaneseDriftType">[http://www.21010.net/club/bn/wii/rmcj/pdf/p014_015.pdf Page 14 and 15 of the Nintendo Official Guidebook of ''Mario Kart Wii'']. Retrieved April 26, 2018.</ref> they have become one of the four body classes in ''[[Mario Kart 8]]'', distinguished from [[Sport bike (vehicle class)|sport bike]]s.


Due to their ability to drift, they in general handle in a similar way to [[kart]]s since their introduction in ''Mario Kart Wii''. In both ''Mario Kart Wii'' and ''Mario Kart 8'', they can be distinguished from [[Sport bike (vehicle class)|sport bike]]s by looking at the usually more upright posture of the character riding them.
Due to their ability to drift, they in general handle in a similar way to [[kart]]s since their introduction in ''Mario Kart Wii''. In both ''Mario Kart Wii'' and ''Mario Kart 8'', they can be distinguished from sport bikes by looking at the usually more upright posture of the character riding them.
==History==
==History==
===''[[Mario Kart Wii]]''===
===''[[Mario Kart Wii]]''===
[[File:Mario Artwork (alt) - Mario Kart Wii.png|thumb|200px|[[Mario]], performing a trick while riding his [[Standard Bike]].]]
[[File:Mario Artwork (alt) - Mario Kart Wii.png|thumb|200px|[[Mario]], performing a trick while riding his [[Standard Bike]].]]
Standard bikes are introduced as ''drift type'' (「ドリフトタイプ」) bikes in ''Mario Kart Wii''.<ref name="JapaneseDriftType"/> They are not explicitly distinguished from [[Sport bike (vehicle class)|sport bike]]s in the vehicle selection screen and as such, the player needs to look at the posture of the rider to understand whether the selected bike is a standard bike or a sport bike. All the chopper bikes ([[Wario Bike]], [[Shooting Star (bike)|Shooting Star]], and [[Phantom (bike)|Phantom]]) drift out, so they're categorized under the standard bike vehicle class.
Standard bikes are introduced as ''drift type'' (「ドリフトタイプ」) bikes in ''Mario Kart Wii''.<ref name="JapaneseDriftType"/> They are not explicitly distinguished from sport bikes in the vehicle selection screen and as such, the player needs to look at the posture of the rider to understand whether the selected bike is a standard bike or a sport bike. All the chopper bikes ([[Wario Bike]], [[Shooting Star (bike)|Shooting Star]], and [[Phantom (bike)|Phantom]]) drift out, so they're categorized under the standard bike vehicle class.


[[File:Yoshi outside drifting.png|thumb|left|[[Yoshi]], drifting on his [[Standard Bike]].]]
[[File:Yoshi outside drifting.png|thumb|left|[[Yoshi]], drifting on his [[Standard Bike]].]]
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===''[[Mario Kart 8]]'' / ''[[Mario Kart 8 Deluxe]]''===
===''[[Mario Kart 8]]'' / ''[[Mario Kart 8 Deluxe]]''===
[[File:Princess Peach - Mario Kart 8.png|thumb|200px|[[Princess Peach]], riding her [[Standard Bike]] in [[anti-gravity]] mode.]]
[[File:Princess Peach - Mario Kart 8.png|thumb|200px|[[Princess Peach]], riding her [[Standard Bike]] in [[anti-gravity]] mode.]]
Standard bikes return as one of the four body classes of ''[[Mario Kart 8]]'', alongside [[kart]]s, [[Sport bike (vehicle class)|sport bike]]s, and [[All-Terrain Vehicle|ATV]]s. In this game, they are given a proper name<ref name="Englishname"/> and are fully distinguished from [[Sport bike (vehicle class)|sport bike]]s in that they have their own distinct icon on the vehicle customization screen ([[File:MK8 Standard Bike Body Icon Inverted.png]]).
Standard bikes return as one of the four body classes of ''[[Mario Kart 8]]'', alongside [[kart]]s, sport bikes, and [[All-Terrain Vehicle|ATV]]s. In this game, they are given a proper name<ref name="Englishname"/> and are fully distinguished from sport bikes in that they have their own distinct icon on the vehicle customization screen ([[File:MK8 Standard Bike Body Icon Inverted.png]]).


[[File:MK8 Larry Drifting Mr Scooty.png|thumb|left|[[Larry Koopa|Larry]], drifting on his [[Mr. Scooty]].]]
[[File:MK8 Larry Drifting Mr Scooty.png|thumb|left|[[Larry Koopa|Larry]], drifting on his [[Mr. Scooty]].]]