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I guess you need to define what you feel is the problem with your current setup.
Is it the focus system? Is it the quality of the images? Too many lenses?
That'll really drive your next decision.
If you're like me, you might have purchased your SL1 because it's small. Sure it has limitations like it's archaic focus (hey, I had the same focus system eight years ago on the 20D) but it's handy to have a such small true SLR camera. So upgrading to a larger body or a large lens might not be for you if you like how small the SL1 is.
Another factor that goes along with that is too many lenses--to remain small, you don't want a bag of multiple lenses. It's also a pain to juggle all those lenses for general use, especially when traveling. A Canon 18-135mm is a great general use zoom, though longer than the kit lens, it can take 80% of regular photos, covering wide-enough angles and just a bit more than average long shots too.
If it's quality you're after, there's a number of large aperture, high quality lenses like the Canon 17-55mm f2.8 IS USM. I use a Tamron 17-50mm f2.8 which was pretty cheap, reasonably sized and fairly sharp.
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