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It'll be very dependent on the saddle, but for my Petzl Sequoia it's 11 inches. It will very much also depend on your body composition. If you have a big butt and legs, or a big chest and shoulders, will make all the diff in where the balance point ends up, and the bridge length will need to...

Agreed.

No advantage for my style or saddle, but I see no obvious hazard.

Indeed...Nick's input would be greatly welcomed. Actually, it SELF abrasion I'm seeing as the potential problem, rather than something a pulley could help. Like those girth hitched attachment points...I don't care much for them, with this type of fiber.

I'm not the least bit concerned that a Dyneema bridge is going to break if it's in good contition. I agree with quite a bit of what you say on the subject. My only concern is in the reports of self abrasion in difficult to inspect locations, or just more quickly than we might anticipate, so...

Come on..tell us how you really feel :D.

Not the best choice, haven't we been saying?

Looks like Dyneema, no?

Exactically!

I wouldn't be worried in the least about the Blaze, A. Like any rope component, monitor it's condition. Any bridge ought to be out in the open and visible to inspect easily...don't cover it with some sort of sheath in an ill-conceived plan to deter abrasion.