Is this fork...
 

Bent?

I'm still far from pro at this.

http://img1.classistatic.com/cps/kj/...442fn3_20.jpeg

http://img1.classistatic.com/cps/kj/...774jdn_20.jpeg

I'm curious

Bianchi Special? Looks fine to me.

Doesn't appear so to me; but the saddle position - that's another thing entirely.

Looks good to me.

That's a pretty manly gear you have there.

Oh it's not mine and while it is flat around here I don't have the legs for that gearing. Thanks for the reassurance's though I couldn't quite tell.

It is a tough cal, but the fork could be tweeked a bit. Then again, it could be the barrel effect commonly found in digital pictures, that I take, at least.

Let's see a dead on shot from the front, offering detail as to how the front wheel splits the fork blades. An uneven split might indicate problems, either wheel or fork related.

If you want to learn a bit more about inspecting frame and fork set, take a moment to have a peek at what little I know about the subject.

Hope this is a help.

I have a ratty little Gitane TdF I'm reviving. I walked around the fork on it for weeks before I decided it needed some help. It looked about the same as yours.

I took in to get a pro look at it and it was bent rearward a few degrees. He laid hands on it and the corrective result is visible.

I'll be the contrarian; yours looks just the tiniest out whack to me.......in this picture.

J

Randy, you forgot to include your link, I think.

I don't think the rider gets to sit much.

Yes the fork does look a little bent.

this made me laugh

No, the link is there - post number 7. But, here you go again and I do hope it is a help. How To Inspect Frame and Fork Sets for Damage.

You will have to click through a few pages to find the information pertaining to the OP concern.

Ah, tricky... hypertext!

At first glance it looks to be ok. In person it could be another story...