Catching some air: Robert Downey Jr., 55, took a refreshing bike ride through Malibu and along the Pacific Coast Highway with a friend on Monday

Robert kept the rest of his ensemble fairly casual with a white graphic T-shirt and baggy white Free City sweatpants.

He added a splash of color with his brilliant blue suede tennis shoes and he practiced proper cycling safety by wearing a helmet.

The Zodiac star also did his best to cut down on coronavirus transmission by wearing  blue gloves and a white mask that rode up just below his eyes to reveal his close-cropped salt and paper beard.

His friend had on a plain gray hoodie and multicolored shorts with white trainers.

Breezy day: Robert seemed to be feeling a chill on the otherwise bright day, as he wore a thick down blue, red and yellow down coat for his ride

Low key: He kept the rest of his ensemble casual with a white graphic T-shirt, baggy white Free City sweatpants and blue Nike sneakers. His friend wore a gray hoodie and colorful shorts

Robert recently promoted the upcoming HBO limited series Perry Mason, a reboot of the popular crime series of the same name from the 1950s and ’60s that starred Raymond Burr as the eponymous criminal defense attorney.

The new series is set in the early 1930s and stars The Americans’ Matthew Rhys as the title character when he was just a detective, years before turning to the courts.

Orphan Black’s Tatiana Maslany also stars as one of the leaders of a growing evangelical church in Los Angeles that’s implicated in a child kidnapping gone wrong.

New project: Robert recently promoted the HBO miniseries Perry Mason, starring Matthew Rhys as the iconic defense attorney years earlier when he was a detective

Femme fatale: Orphan Black’s Tatiana Maslany also stars as a leader of an LA evangelical church that’s involved with a child kidnapping gone wrong in the early 1930s

Robert originally planned to star in and produce a film reboot of the character back when he planned to depart the Marvel Cinematic Universe following Iron Man 3.

However, after he was lured back to star in two more Avengers films, Infinity War and Endgame, his production company turned the movie into a series for HBO.

Though he’s no longer starring as the detective–turned–lawyer, he’ll still be executive producing the series, which premieres June 21.