The way I have the Durolux set in the parking lot is how it feels on the trail.
If in doubt black-on-black graphics always look snazzy!
The weight I can easily justify, like X-Fusion they could certainly use a bit of a graphic update to help build the identity of their top-end products. It's a minor gripe because running it between 1-2 works just fine, but especially being a heavier rider, I prefer to see it a little closer to the middle with more adjustment range. I also agree with the HSC tune on the RC2 damper, it's too firm IMO, and should be softened some so that riders can have the dial a little closer to the mid point with adjustment up/down. I constantly tell people how awesome they are, but the reaction is disbelief every time purely because of the brand name. It's really a shame that Suntour's brand identity is so wrapped up in the low end products, because their high end forks are really awesome. The only downside I can find is the weight and the fact people look at you funny when you tell them that you chose a Suntour fork for your bike. I'd have one on my bike now but they don't offer reduced offset versions yet. My Auron RC2 PCS is the best fork I've owned out of Pikes, 34s, 36s and several MRP options (although I love MRP, I feel the Auron was a little smoother, both MRP forks I've owned would be a close second).
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