Will bending the seat post two inches forward cause any unforeseen structural issues? My current bicycle is a 2013 Specialized Allez C2. I'm thinking of using a conduit bender to bend the angle of the seat post two inches forward. A conduit bender can bend one inch for every 3 inches of pipe. I have 10 inches of seat post above the frame of the bike. Now, although the seat post is the cheapest part of the bike, and it can easily be replaced, does anyone foresee a structural problem with that alteration?
What are you are tying to achieve?  Is the bike too long for you?   

Bending a seatpost will weaken it.

You can buy offset seatpost.
Most people use them to move the seat back I cannot see why you could not use it to move the seat forward. 
But you are not going to pick up two inches. 
Two inches would put you almost straight over the pedals - are you sure that is what you want?

And you can get a shorter stem for the handle bars.