Doubts about carbon fork condition I've recently bought a second-hand Fuji Jari 1.7 (http://archive.fujibikes.com/2018/Fuji/jari-172). It's in good condition and works without problems, the only thing I'm slightly worried about is the carbon fork.

The fork has weird looks to it. On some areas of the fork it looks like there's some sort of weaving showing, in some places there are lines that look like something left over from molding during production. Some parts, when looked at at a certain angle, are kind of cloudy or milky.

I've never had any carbon on any of my bikes before, so I'm not sure what to think of it. Hopefully this is normal look of raw carbon covered with transparent finish? 

Please take a look at the pictures and comment. Otherwise than the strange looks, the fork seems perfectly OK -- the surface is uniform, there's no visible damage apart from some minor scratches on the finish, there are no weird sounds when I tap the fork all over, etc.
I think what you have is a lower end carbon fork where cost has been saved on the finish.

Carbon fiber composite is made from carbon fiber cloth in an epoxy matrix. The cloth weave often shows through the finish of CFC products. The finish in this fork seems to be somewhat variable. I think you are right that the lines on the inside are mold junction lines. Notice that are all on the inside surface to try to hide them.

What I would be more concerned about are the two vertical crack lines visible in the first photo, running parallel to the mould line above the cable exit. They may just be in the finish but I would have a bike repair shop check them out.