Thread: OEM Saddles
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Old 06-26-16 | 09:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Xherion
x2. OEM stands for original equipment manufacturer, not knockoff/fake/etc. As stated, OEM parts are just what come pre-installed in a greater "package" (such as a complete bike) or are sold individually through non-mainstream channels, usually without retail packaging.
While you had a valid question, OP, PLEASE stop using OEM to refer to counterfeit products. That's not at all what it means; it's very misleading.

Originally Posted by deapee
I don't get it...

If a plastic saddle is safe -- why wouldn't a carbon saddle?

You don't see bike frames made out of plastic, therefore one would assume that carbon is stronger.
I remember reading an article about plastic bikes a couple decades ago.

Originally Posted by Beerope
would this happen?
Is that even a chair he sat on? The stem looks like a music stand.
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