Only you can determine what kind of bike is right for your kind of riding. Personally, if I were only riding 10-30 miles a week, I'm not sure I could justify getting a custom bike for that. There are lots of very nice stock bikes in the world.

But only you can determine what will work for your situation (riding mileage, budget, style of riding, etc). I adore my Luna. I have ridden alot more since getting it than I did before I got it. The bike I had before--totaled in a crash--did not fit me well and was not comfortable to ride. My Luna, however, is just dreamy.