I want to go to Tibet in mid-July and take the Sichuan-Tibet line. Is it rainy season now? Will it be dangerous? What should I pay attention to?

You can choose an entry-level mountain bike, Giant 670 or Merida 550 (great, it can't be repaired at all. Many brothers on the road finally pushed the cart down the mountain. An entry-level car can be sold in Lhasa. Relax all. ), but the key is perseverance. On weekends, you can climb the nearby mountains by bike or have a long-distance cycling experience. I spent 265,438+0 days cycling in Sichuan and Tibet, which is basically 22 ~25 days in the road book (the best strategy is Bohr's Sichuan and Tibet strategy, you can take one with you when you leave), including rest, it should be within 28 days. You can prepare some outdoor equipment, fast-drying long-sleeved clothes (Sichuan and Tibet have a humid and changeable climate, and fast-drying clothes can cope better. You don't have to wear try-on clothes on the road the next day, and long sleeves can protect yourself from the sun, which is better than riding clothes. The sunscreen in Tibet has no effect at all. It's best to wrap yourself up and don't worry about the heat. Summer in Tibet is very cool. . ), wading shoes, police raincoats (don't bring ponchos and disposable raincoats, which will turn you into a big kite), fleece gloves, fleece clothes, fleece sleeping bags (although small, but quite warm, in case you have to sleep on the sofa in a dirty street class or a small restaurant, this can help you solve the hygiene problem. ), bring more pairs of quick-drying socks (dry and warm feet can make you feel very comfortable, pay attention to wrap them in plastic bags to be waterproof), snow covers and latex gloves for washing clothes (very useful, the weather in Tibet, your ski gloves are expensive and heavy. It's useless, fleece is not waterproof and cold, but a large latex glove can solve many problems. ) A small multi-hole plug (the kind used for traveling, useful on roads and trains), a flashlight for riding (the tunnel along the way, the ground is bumpy, it is recommended to use the cottage c8 t6 flashlight) and a medical kit. Take what you think is useful, don't take everything. You are at an altitude of 4000 meters. There is basically no need for tents, and there are riders staying along the way. Other road books are basically available. You can look at the travel notes of other cyclists. You'd better find a partner. If not, going to Chengdu is basically the Sichuan-Tibet base camp. In this season, all cyclists are friends. It's safer to travel together. These little things are not expensive, but they are easily overlooked.