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SGS are the people I've used before.
They're good a preventing your furniture ending up looking like Swiss cheese.

Gas springs.

You can. Other than the section between Canterbury and Sandwich, the route pretty much follows the railway line.

Booking with the TOC ought to save you Trainline's cut at the very least.

Board the first HS1 of the day from STP to Canterbury(can't remember whether it it is Canterbury east or west)
Climb out of Canterbury and follow 18 miles of easy traffic free lanes to Sandwich.
Follow the (traffic free) coastal path all the way to Whitstable.
Loads of opportunities for refreshment (or bail in the event of crap weather/headwind) along the way.
Come inland and camp at Painters Forstall campsite near Faversham.
Or there's Woodhill campsite nearby with a slightly higher star rating.
Somewhere between 60 and 70 miles of riding
I've done this ride dozens of times on fixed as well as gears (minus the camping bit - I always come home the same day as I went out).
If you buy a return ticket at STP, the return half will be valid from Faversham.

Thanks for that.

That's very good. I see that the fifth beetle is still there.

Good point.

The two terminals on the element.
Test for continuity or resistance.
Lack of beep = bin.
0Ω reading = bin.
Unless, of course, you have an intermittent fault.

Let me know how you get on.

Try First Point.
We use them to ship stuff to the EU on a regular basis.
Essentially, they are an agency with a pool of vehicles ranging from a Luton to an artic which would otherwise be returning home empty.

Nowhere near as spendy as the Ti Workshop ones - they were a couple of hundred.

I've been using H&H Ti QR for a couple of years without incident.
They replaced some 6 year old Ti Parts Workshop ones which, frankly, I'm surprised lasted as long as they did given that their bearings were ~10mm Ø.

I like it. It looks like it relies on your knife having a magnetic blade.
One of mine does, the other, not so much.

It is a fear I share with you.

Indeed. And the story behind it is largely urban myth, apparently.

Do you know about the Gladstone Statue?
The one with the red hand.

That's the badger.

Greenland Dock?

I see what you did there.

I have H&H with ti axle on mine.

WHT?
Polypropylene is notoriously difficult (but not impossible) to glue.
Accelerant has nothing whatsoever to do with adhesion.
Using Polyolefin primer which will change the molecular structure of the surface of the plastic, does.
Seat belt fabric, as has been mentioned, could work well here. @aggi I have 2-part fabric rivets here with heads that are around 11mm diameter which could work well. DM me if you are interested.

You're into custodial sentence territory there....

Formidable.
To think I applied for a job with them 40 years ago......

Condor.