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I was in Kendalia when I sent down, just outside of town. Nobody was around at the time of the accident. However shortly after I had gotten up and checked on my grandson a truck came by and the man jumped out to check on us and helped me upright the bike and move it out of the road. Several others stopped to check on us. Someone called 911 I guess because the volunteer fire department showed up and the police. When the lady office asked for my ID I gave it to her and said I guess I am supposed to show you this also and showed my CHL. She said that is OK and that was it. Everyone was extremely nice and concerned and helpful.

I am not the original owner, I bought it in 2006.

One note, after re-reading my original post I wanted to make it clear, the gun was ahead of the bike not behind it. So it came out and kept going, but no scratch. I did find some asphalt in the groves of the hammer that came off easily.

I have a 1989 Honda PC 800 or commonly called a Pacific Coast. Still waiting to see if the insurance is going to fix it or total it. It has been a great bike.

Just wanted to share my story. Monday I had a motorcycle accident. Something was going weird with the bike a few miles before, I came to a left turn and next thing I know I am laying on my right side in the middle of the road on the bike. I was carrying my FNP-9 in a Crossbreed Supertuck with my shirttail out. When I crawled off the bike I saw my gun about 15 feet down the road. I quickly recovered it and re-holstered. Later I inspected it and there is not a single scratch on it??

The bike will need several parts replaced and I have a separated AC joint which hurts but will be OK. I just was amazed at the gun with no scratches. My FNP-9 has no safety other than the trigger, and of course the trigger was not pulled so no discharge from the trauma.

Steve