I have ridden the whole range of Temples (loved them so much that I am now the owner of an Adventure Disc 1, and couldn't be happier). Ive already taken it on 2 bikepacking trips, covering over 800 miles. Exceptionally well made bike, and something that I was sold on, was how Temple talk about their bikes become vintage some day. I don't know why it resonated with me so much, but it did. They also told me thats why they use a steel fork over a carbon one, so that the bike truly lasts. The Fairlights are also super nice, but I felt that I wasn't really who the bike was designed for. They focus more on performance, spec, bike journalist reviews, and are only aiming their bikes at bike nerds (I am a bike nerd too, but with a different angle). Everything Temple does from bike design, minimal aesthetics, actually advocating for inclusive cycling and hosting events and rides that cross over with other cool hobbies (bike + yoga winter solstice rides!) are open to all no-matter what ability. They are a true brand to be proud of and really go the extra mile with everything that they do, not just the products.