usually if they are bent, the fork seals will leak.
Not true.. I recently had a big crash in August, 120mph crash and the bike kartwheeled, forks were 80,000'ths out of round on one leg & 57,000'ths on the other. That's BENT.. How they didn't snap I don't know. But they didn't leak and still compressed.
Not true.. I recently had a big crash in August, 120mph crash and the bike kartwheeled, forks were 80,000'ths out of round on one leg & 57,000'ths on the other. That's BENT.. How they didn't snap I don't know. But they didn't leak and still compressed.
You could always pull them off and put a metal straight edge to them for an idea if they are tweaked or bent, especially at the triples.
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easy way I've found from a friend that's a bike mechanic,
take the forks off the bike, put the caliper mount end of the fork in a vice with the fork laying horizontally. Now rotate/spin the fork, if you see the end moving up and down then your forks are bent, if you rotate it and get no movement up and down then you're good.