Minimum body weight to break in a Brooks?
Hi all,
This is an odd question: Do you need a minimum body weight to break in a Brooks saddle, specifically the B67S? I saw on the Rivendell site that you must weigh at least 175 to compress the springs and that made we wonder about the rest of the saddle. I'm asking because after 300 miles on my new bike with a Brooks B67S, I see no evidence that I've made even the smallest dent in the leather. I have used proofhide a couple of times, but can't tell any difference.
This saddle is really hard, and I'm hoping it gets more comfortable soon! I don't normally commute in bike-specific clothing because my commute is only 6 miles (12 r/t), but so far I cannot bear to ride this saddle without the cushioning bike shorts provide.
A couple of details you might ask about: I do have the nose tilted up a bit. I'm sure I have it set to the right height. I weigh 115. Thanks for any advice you might offer.