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That is true ^ (Dogtemple)
but in my opinion, a fork isn't a consumable part of the bike, the frame and fork are the basis on which the bike is built and if everything needs replacing, I would expect the frame and fork to be sound. You could chalk it up to experience, and replace the fork fairly cheaply. I just wouldn't bother myself.