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Yes, dedicated bike lanes aren't that uncommon, Amsterdam is famous for them. In SEA, bicycle+motorbike only roads aren't uncommon, though its usually dictated by Right Of Way being too narrow to permit cars.
Honestly, so many hundreds of motorbikes can flow down 15 feet of road per minute, the issue is cars blocking the flow, which causes motorcyclists to behave chaoticly as they all fight to get ahead. Sections of Hanoi where they ban cars at certain hours are infinitely nicer to walk or bicycle through. In places where the motorbikes go too fast, speed bumps, lane narrowing, and other traffic devices keep them at reasonable speeds
I think that Fläming-Skate might also count, but it isn't exactly for Bikes.