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I rode yesterday with this mount and it worked flawlessly. My legs did not hit either the battery nor the water bottle.

I ride in mostly dry conditions since they close our local trails when they're wet.

It's only problematic on small frames. Yes the range extender is expensive.

The T-type is a game changer for me, especially on climbs where I'm able to shift under load.

It's that way on the Fuel EXe also.

The Fidlock mount for the range extender (RE) does NOT work on a small EXe frame. The top of the RE pushes against the bottom of the top tube, pushing the RE cockeyed against the top engagement point of the mount, using it as a fulcrum, and away from the bottom engagement point of the mount...

I have this setup and it works. The T-type is a game changer, being able to shift at will.

eBikes are not allowed where he lives and rides most of the time (Pisgah and Dupont areas).

Hmmm, why not just add a rubber O-ring on the existing headset to mitigate that gap then?

Has anyone confirmed the need for a second kit to complete the upgrade?

Did you mess with the flip chip(s) when you did this? If so how?

It turned out to be this O-ring from the old Shimano driver that was left in the driver cavity. It was enough to push the XD driver outward to bind.

Nope, not for XD cassette on XD driver body (first video segment), which is my case.

I did everything correctly per manual and videos. There's no B or limit screw adjustment on the T-type. Everything seems to work fine, including the actual shifting, except for this phenomenon.

In all the videos I've watched for installing the transmission, there's no spacer.

Yes, the cassette spins freely backwards when the wheel is off the bike.

I upgraded my stock Fuel 9.7 to an SRAM GX T-type transmission. I upgraded the following and torqued everything to spec. XD driver and end caps Cassette Derailleur Chain Remote But now my rear wheel will not spin freely. Notice how when I stopped back-pedaling, the rear-wheel stopped...

Thanks. I had to search through the article to find out what it is. I want to consider it but I can't find much information on installation. I installed a SRAM AXS T-type on my Trek Fuel EXe.

Yep, why it's not for me either. Won't this void the warranty also?

For TQ motor-equipped bikes like the Trek Fuel EXe, what's the TQ smart box for? TQ Smart Box - Trek Bikes