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The concept of creating a fast underwater vehicle, specifically a "submarine motorbike," has been of interest to innovators. While there are no such vehicles currently in existence that meet this exact description, there have been designs that can be considered "submarine motorbikes." Examples of these include the SeaBubble, a personal submarine that can accommodate one or two people, and the Hydrobikes T5, a water bike designed for use in lakes, rivers, and the ocean. These vehicles offer a unique way to explore the underwater world, but they are not optimized for speed.

Other underwater vehicles are designed for faster travel, such as the Submarine Car, developed by a team of MIT engineers, which is a small, high-speed vehicle that can travel through the water at speeds of up to 27 miles per hour. Triton Submarines LLC is another option that builds highly advanced personal submarines that can reach speeds of up to 4 knots underwater and dive to depths of up to 1,000 feet.

Despite the limitations of existing vehicles, there is potential for underwater exploration and recreation. The SeaBubble is designed for exploration and recreation, but not optimized for speed. However, other underwater vehicles provide a unique way to navigate through water.

In conclusion, while a true "submarine motorbike" has not yet been created, there are innovative designs that offer unique ways to explore the underwater world. Whether one is interested in exploration 