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If you are riding a bike I find it difficult to see how you could meaningfully spread it. Unless you stop and cough in someones face, or sneeze / spit on a stainless railing that someone then touches. It just seems so unlikely. If you were asymptomatic and bin it then the services attend then yeah, maybe, but lets face it, they aren't going to attend unless you've broken your neck / back.
Compared to the situation when in a supermarket or gas station where yeah everyone is gonna get that shit.
That said, it would be good to understand more about how doing various things stacks up in terms of possible transmission.
But yeah if the anecdotes on the way people are driving right now are anything to go by heck I'm going for a run.