Front Fork Bent After Crash I had a little spill after stupidly riding in the dark through a park (my light had just broke the same day), and I didn't have enough time to react, leading to a head on collision at about 27km/h with a small wooden post - I ended up ok, but my bike had some noticable problems like the brakes being in the wrong places afterwards. Ok, no problem, easily readjusted with my trusty allen keys. But then I noticed that my front fork had seemingly been bent backwards.

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Noticable that the front tire has been bent back - anything I can do about this, or is this a case for a mechanic?
I don't think anyone can give you a valid answer from a photo.  Is there a fine crack there?  Who knows?  Certainly, no one can tell from a photo.  Are the forks bent unevenly or beyond their design specs, leading to handling problems?  Again, who knows?  

Personally, I would replace it without further ado.  It's steel, so although that does mean it can possibly be straightened, it also means it shouldn't be very expensive to replace.  A fork is an awfully safety-critical component to gamble with, so I would just replace it.  I want my forks in unquestionably perfect condition.  But if money is a serious constraint, I would, at an absolute minimum, have it inspected by a bike mechanic and take their advice.