Brooks England B17 Standard S Men's Bike Saddle (Antique Brown/Black Steel Rail) and Proofide Leather Dressing

Brooks England B17 Standard S Men's Bike Saddle (Antique Brown/Black Steel Rail) and Proofide Leather Dressing

The B17 has been Books England's flagship model for over a century. This exclusive bundle from Lifestyle by Focus includes the Brooks England Flyer S Women's Bike Saddle (Antique Brown/Steel Rail) along with a 25g proofide bike leather saddle dressing.

Brooks England B17 Standard Men's Bike Saddle (Antique Brown / Black Steel Rail)

The Brooks England B17 Standard Men's Bike Saddle is ideal for long distance sports touring, trekking and mountain biking use. First introduced in the 1890s, the B17 has survived virtually unchanged, and has firmly established itself as the saddle of choice for long distance cyclists. Featuring black steel rails and steel rivets.

Care Information

A new saddle should be treated with Brooks Proofide Leather Dressing to help assist the "breaking-in" process. Proofide also helps to keep the leather supple as it is carefully formulated from special ingredients to condition, preserve and shower proof your saddle. Brooks Proofide is the only substance that should be used to take care of your saddle.

Brooks Proofide Bike Leather Saddle Dressing (25g)

A new saddle should be treated with Brooks Proofide Bike Leather Saddle Dressing to help assist the breaking-in process. Proofide keeps the leather supple as it is specially formulated from natural ingredients to condition, preserve and shower proof your saddle. Proofide is the only substance that should be used to care for your Brooks Leather Saddle.

Use

Apply a little Proofide to the finished side of the leather. Allow the Proofide to permeate until dry and then polish off. Proofide should be used several times during the ‘breaking-in’ period and every 3-6 months thereafter. On bicycles not fitted with mudguards, an initial application to the underside of the saddle will be beneficial, this needs not to be polished off. The leather gets its color during the tanning process and it is possible, therefore, that some color residues will remain. It is recommended to polish the saddle with a soft cloth before first use.