brand new fixie, different sized dropouts - send back? i recently purchased a cheap fixie bike on ebay, brand new. it arrived today and looks great, but when i tried to attach the front wheel i realised that the right dropout is slightly (1mm) larger than the left dropout. also, the right dropout is slightly bent. this means that the wheel needs a lot of pressure to be put in to the dropouts. do you think this is a dealbreaker? should i send the bike back? or get a new fork? or is this normal with no-name bikes? am i compromising the structural integrity if the bike if i ride it? 

I bought this bike for £130, and I think return postage would be around £30. The link to the eBay auction that I got the bike from is here:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fixed-Gear-Road-bikes-700C-Brand-name-Green-WAY-London-/111469878644?pt=UK_Bikes_GL&amp;hash=item19f41f5d74

and I have attached some photos to help illustrate the issue I'm having...
If the issue was just the 1mm difference in the dropout, I would personally just file it out and note it in the Ebay feedback.  

With this one bent, contact the seller and see if there is a replacement/return option.  Failing that you could try to get a shop to bend it back and bill the seller.  If the seller gives you a lot of grief then take it up with Ebay right away.  Whatever you do, be sure to reflect it in your ebay feedback.

If using a nutted axle, it shouldn't be a safety issue but may take more effort to get the wheel on/off.