Ribble Winter Training bike for commuting

My Cinelli Experience has just been stolen and I need a new bike pronto.
I would like a bike for different things - commuting 20 miles a day, club runs, long sportives. I am considering getting a carbon bike in the future for summer club runs etc. The bike I'm getting now needs to be strong, reliable, not heavy and not too much of a draw for the light fingered.
I'm figuring the Ribble winter trainer fits the bill but would like suggestions for other serious contenders.
I would like a bike for different things - commuting 20 miles a day, club runs, long sportives. I am considering getting a carbon bike in the future for summer club runs etc. The bike I'm getting now needs to be strong, reliable, not heavy and not too much of a draw for the light fingered.
I'm figuring the Ribble winter trainer fits the bill but would like suggestions for other serious contenders.
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A simple, ubiqutous design that hasn't needed changed in years and, in the wrong hands, deadly.
Deadly...?
I know my bike is fantastically more comfortable with 25mm Michelin Pro4 tyres compard to 23mm Continental Gator Hardskin. The stock Kinesis T2 build could be worth a look.
Had it for 4 years, must have covered 20,000 commuting miles alone in that time and still going strong.
I use mine with 25s, clearance is OK but I've replaced the stock Zefal guards with SKS, which seems to give more room and stop rattling.
Definitely one of the best buys I've made.