if you brought that to some kind of a shop, motorcycle, go kart or scooter shop and they did any work on it, and gave it back to you like it is now, i'd mark that on my list of not to take my bike to that shop again, or at least any shop. if there was something wrong or bent when you dropped it off, they should've said something then, but if they said ok pick it up, that explains why didn't say anything to begin with, and honestly, i'd ask em about returning you payment that went for service work. if they say no, bring your bike back and set up an umbrella outside of their store with a picket sign, they'll negotiate something. looks like they backed over it with a car. unless it was like that when you dropped it off.
it's difficult to find any shop that knows what's going on, or a mechanic that'll try to do it right. i got a friend that rode bikes when he was young. now he's past 60 and the first mc shop he applied to work for as mechanic hired him. his first project was a ktm open class or big bike motor size, for some trivial adjustment. my friend fixed it and decided he'd try it out in the parking lot. (he used to be able wheelie long distances any bike he'd get on including a 750 4, believe it or not standing on seat doing it.) so he gets on this newer ktm and looped it, (going over backwards,) on the asphalt. he got fired, right then, but the owner of ktm had to been kind of mad about that.
