if you bend it back, I wouldn't ride it. the al will be quite weakened after that...not sure what you can do

I would look at Cervelos or Felts.

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I agree with francois... if the dropout itself is Aluminum do not bend it back if it doesn't snap right away it will snap. I would take it to the sop you bought it at and see what the manufacturer can do for you. they may be able to weld a new drop out for you.

A lesson here for the less experienced...those strange plastic things that cases come with...those serve a very important purpose...they come in two sizes, one surprisingly similar to the distance between your fork dropouts, and the other...well, probably has a couple of slots that fit 130 and 135 rear dropouts. The strange thing is...when you snap these into place, strap up your case, travel, reach destination, pop open the case...voila...NO dropout damage!....

Ok, so I'm a little over the top here....but I've seen and heard of more cases like this. The solution is simple...read the destructions...err directions. Even a simple mechanical structure like a bicycle case has important pieces that, if left out, result in expensive boo-boos.