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Old 11-20-08 | 08:34 AM
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Originally Posted by miahmiah
Automotive timing belts look very similar - if they stretched at all then your car doesn't work very well, so I would say belt technology is definitely good enough for bicycles.

And about that "saw your chainstays from your seatstays comment above" I am really surprised that there is even one person that will actually do that. Scary.
If someone really wanted to upgrade their ride to have a belt drive, they would have little choice.

I agree, it's crazy, and I have no idea why anyone would do this.

To me, the chain is a more elegant solution. A frame built to accommodate a belt drive, to me, seems a more cluttered solution.
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