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Does anyone know if the E1 has the same suspension setup as any of the petrol versions, and if so which one? My front suspension is rattling itself apart now, but tracking down parts is a nightmare. It would be much easier if I knew it was essentially the same as one of the other models.

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Thanks. Worked it out eventually! https://alpha-sports.com/hisun_parts.htm

That's useful for identifying parts numbers, but I should have probably mentioned I'm UK-based so ordering from the US is going to be expensive. I'll cross-reference part numbers to see if the front suspension setup is the same as any of the petrol models, as there's more of them over here than the electric one, so parts are easier to find.

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