Excellent! Congrats on the successful start of your mustachian travel lifestyle! :D
I was involved in many bicycle accidents growing up, some involving injury and many involving minor scrapes and bruises. My younger brother was hit by a grain truck crossing 4 lanes of traffic which sent him flying over the hood. He ended up with a nice fracture, and was lucky at that. We had a quarter-pipe in our yard where we did tons of crazy BMX stunts, and we rode in various races around the cities. But in the big picture each accident was usually due to mistakes by the rider. And even riding fast and crazy as teenagers over many thousands of miles, nobody died... :) (riding 30 miles in an evening wasn't a big deal) The more you ride the more you will enjoy it and feel comfortable, the distances will seem smaller and smaller, and you will stop thinking that it's a "big deal". That is what you want, because that is when you are in a habit, and habits are what help us keep on the right path when things in life get crazy.