Disc brake producing noise after a crash After little crash I'm hearing strange knife-like sounds from my disk brakes, but the wheel and brakes doesn't look damaged. What should I do?
An unaligned caliper (the unit that sits over the disc) is far more likely than a bent rotor. It's more exposed and susceptible to being knocked.

You should first try to realign your disc brake caliper as this will quickly show if it is a rotor straightness or caliper alignment issue. This is a simple job and will only require the correct sized hex wrench.


Loosen the bolts that secure the caliper to the frame or fork. If an adapter is used (generally on rear) loosen the bolts that hold the caliper to the adapter.
Lift the wheel off the ground.
Spin the wheel and while it's spinning apply the brake. 
Let go of the brake and spin the wheel again. Apply the brake and keep it applied.
With the brake lever still in re tighten the caliper.
Spin the wheel again if it still rubs you may have a slightly bent rotor.