Kaypro System disks?

Is this reliable in the long-term though? If you then read/write a 360K disk in a true 360K drive that was written to in a 1.2MB drive, won't you have odd issues with the track widths? What I seem to remember from years ago was a 1.2MB drive could not reliably overwrite data on a 360K disk because the tracks written by a 1.2MB drive were narrower, so when you would then work with that disk in a 360K drive, the 360K drive would pick up data from the original wider 360K drive track and the narrower 1.2MB drive track. Maybe this would work ok to a limited degree with a 360K floppy that had been bulk-erased prior to writing in a 1.2MB drive, which was then never written to again in a 1.2MB drive after being written to in a 360K drive?