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Did not like that one bit.
Can't imaging how painful it is if your ankle touch the tooth slightly.
Yes I am aware that the normal chainring have tooth, but they don't stick out horizontally like that Gates one.
Well, most belt drive bike I've seen usually have a 130-135mm spacing to compensate and a dimple chainstay, on an old track frame with 120mm spacing design for skinny chainring, it might be a bit of a problem.