- AXS Pod ULT features a click and fire two-button design that transforms the crucial act of rider inputs into a vastly more personal experience for all your AXS controls - Engineered as integrated, interdependent transmission components, the XX Eagle T-Type rear derailleur mounts around the wheel axle itself, contacting the cassette directly with a first-of-its-kind Hangerless Interface - XX T-Type derailleur offers the same intuitive pairing and set-up procedure as SRAM's Eagle AXS derailleurs - Derailleur features an overload clutch that boosts resiliency and a tucked-in profile that houses protection covers on the fully replaceable B-knuckle and outer link - To further its performance, the lower pulley called, "Magic Wheel", keeps spinning if an object becomes lodged - Shifting under load is made possible on the XX T-Type 10-52t cassette due to a combination of X-SYNC technology and cassette mapping, creating seamless shifts even during your hardest power output - The XX T-Type DUB carbon cranks, based on SRAM's proven design from years past, feature T-Type rings and are compatible with SRAM T-Type Quarq power meters - Crankset includes a removable 2-Guard aluminum bashguard to protect your chainring on more rugged terrain - XX Eagle T-Type Flattop Chain is specifically engineered to optimize Eagle Transmission and features a unique flat top that maximizes shifting performance and robustness - Can be upgraded to Power Meter system - 55mm Chainline - 174mm Q-factor $2,099.00 Engineered for unforgiving descents, technical race lines, and the world's most demanding riders, FOX introduces Factory 36 Podium Inverted, a new benchmark in single crown fork performance

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