Just one dream bike? :D

I recently finished building up a 2023 Trek 920 from a bare frame and for this embodies everything a bike needs to be:

• durable/robust
• resilient/fault tolerant
• all the braze-ons
• does everything I want it to do: urban commuter, randonneuring, grocery-getter, leisure riding, loaded touring, gravel, single-track, jumps, XC...
• fast (enough) yet comfortable: even with the tires I use for thrashing swoopy, mixed surface singletrack; I am less than 0.5MPH down from my average speed on my fast commuter
• loads of carrying capacity
• will accept pretty much any build configuration: 3x9 to 2x11 to 1x12
• doesn't break the bank
• easy/quick to change loadout for different uses

• Deore XT direct-mount crank 165mm, 32T
• Deore XT SGS rear derailleur
• Deore XT Linkglide cassette, 11-42T and 11-51T, depending on use case
• Microshift 11sp bar-end shifter
• TRP Hylex hydraulic brakes
• 203mm front rotor for more refined modulation on loose and slippery surfaces
• Velo Orange cartridge hubs front and rear
• Spank Flare 24 Vibrocore rims, set up for tubeless
• Phil Wood double-butted spokes
• Bontrager Betasso RSL GX tubeless tires - I strongly believe there is no such thing as an all-conditions tire; this tire just about proves me wrong
• Liv Forward carbon rail saddle, because breedin' hips came attached to my Y chromosome
• Jagwire Elite Link shift cable, with an inline barrel adjuster near the handlebars - dial out any shift rattle on the fly
• Velo Orange Nouveau Randonneur handlebars, 46cm
• Trek Touring front rack (not shown)
• Trek Backtrack MIK rear rack (not shown)
• Cane Creek 110 headset
• Revelate Designs tangle bag (not shown)
• Salsa Rack-Lock seat collar for...
• Carradice Bagman Expedition mount for Carradice Nelson Longflap transverse saddlebag (not shown)
• PNW Components Pine dropper post (not shown, in the mail)
• Wolf Tooth drop bar dropper remote (not shown, in the mail)
• One-up SPD pedals, red (not shown, in the mail)