My commuter bike is a Salsa Stormchaser, which is a swapping-dropouts gravel frame for big tires. They launched it as a "foul weather single speed gravel bike" for some reason but it's really a 3rd generation Warbird alloy. I was running mine flat bar SS for quite a while but my aging knees turned it 1x. A few years later they also started selling a 1x version with a suspension fork. If I were made of money I'd call up Squid for a custom painted SSCX frame! But that's my taste. Surly has not had its finger on the pulse in quite a while. No one understands the new bikes they are making (Grappler, Skidloader, new Moonlander) The pandemic and the shortage, then boom, then bust it caused ate a lot of companies. It probably did in a lot of small fixie brands, if they weren't already gone, or shifted to other segments. State was a laughingstock at the time but they are somehow still there with a chromoly double butted frame and a carbon-fork aluminum model. Same for Bikes Direct.