In case of a cycling accident, it is important to call for help, check for injuries, and move the injured person to a safe location.

If you experience a mechanical problem with your bike during a cycling tour, you should try to fix it yourself, call for help, or find a nearby bike shop.

If you get lost during a cycling tour, you should stop and ask for directions, use a map or GPS device to find your way back, or call for help.

If you encounter bad weather during a cycling tour, you should find shelter, slow down and be careful, and wear appropriate clothing.

If you run out of food or water during a cycling tour, you should stop and buy some food and water, ask for help from other cyclists, and ration your food and water.

If you get sick or injured during a cycling tour, you should stop and rest, take medication, and see a doctor.

If you encounter a dangerous animal during a cycling tour, you should make yourself big and loud, back away slowly, and call for help.

If you get a flat tire during a cycling tour, you should fix it yourself, call for help, or find a nearby bike shop.

If you get caught in a thunderstorm during a cycling tour, you should find shelter, get off your bike and wait for the storm to pass, and wear a raincoat.

If you get lost in a remote area during a cycling tour, you should stay calm and try to find your way back, call for help, or use a map or GPS device to find your way back.

If you encounter a dangerous road condition during a cycling tour, you should slow down and be careful, stop and wait for the condition to improve, or call for help.

If you get a puncture in your tire during a cycling tour, you should fix it yourself, call for help, or find a nearby bike shop.

If you get a chain stuck in your bike during a cycling tour, you should try to fix it yourself, call for help, or find a nearby bike shop.

If you get a brake problem with your bike during a cycling tour, you should try to fix it yourself, call for help, or find a nearby bike shop.

If you get a flat tire in a remote area during a cycling tour, you should fix it yourself.