Steering is off slightly

I am done repairing the bike and back on the road after 7 long days.

I just went for a quick ride to check if everything was allright and right away I notice my steering was off by about 2 degrees to the right.

I fell on the right side so I taught I might have moved the right clip on but after taking some measurement, the angle of both clip-on is ok.

It doesn't make the bike unrideable at all...but I can't help to notice and it bugs the crap out of me.

Any ideas what I should check next.

Thanks in advance

Ju

[Sid Squid]

If the forks have been disturbed is it possible that the forks are slightly twisted in the yokes, to rectify this, loosen the front spindle, the spindle clamp/s, the lower yoke bolts, and the steering head nut, don't loosen the top yoke clamps or it'll fall on the floor. Then bounce the front end up and down as hard as you can, if the yokes are a little off the action of the forks compressing and extending will true them up, when you're satisfied that it's all lined up right, try sitting next to the forks and sighting across from one to the other, they should be completely parallel, tighten from the bottom up, carefully so as not to disturb the alignment, so the order should be; spindle, clamps, lower yoke pinch bolts and finally steering top nut. Finally loosen the handle bar clamps and the 10mm headed 'bar positioning bolts under the top yoke - don't remove them - make sure the bars are pushed right the way forwards, or backwards, they are quite a loose fit in the holes on the bar holder, so that the bars are aligned properly, when you're happy that they are aligned tighten it all up.
If it will line up when the various bits are loose, but then twists when all are tightened, it is likely something is bent.

Thanks a lot Sid Squid.

Sounds like a week-end project to me.