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@CrazyJames
Personally I would go with a) despite having currently got the bike just as you love it, your new equivalent bike sounds like it has been made to be your perfect bike and will probably be a lot nicer than your current bike, but then again i'm one of these people that doesn't get owning multiple bikes that do the same things just for the sake of it. Personally if i'm gonna own more than one bike its gonna be for different purposes, like I wouldn't mind another fixed built more for speed than my current setup, and a 26 inch dirt jump/street mtb would also be cool, but I couldn't justify and don't want/need another fixed trick bike for instance, in addition to what I have now.