Originally posted by AEW5001:seriously, from SBST's point of view, it's realistic they buy KUDs.
given that they alr have so many kubs, spare parts would be so much easier to find.
Originally posted by AEW5001:seriously, from SBST's point of view, it's realistic they buy KUDs.
given that they alr have so many kubs, spare parts would be so much easier to find.
As long as the bus wheel doesn't fall off when I'm on it, or cause resonance within the body, or microwave me on a rotating seat.....I'm cool with any DD.
The K310UD is good enough to me in that sense.
Originally posted by vicamour:
Basically I think they still use some different parts as one is a single decker and another is a double decker. Moreover I feel that SBST might have learnt its lesson not to buy so many buses from one brand. Just look at the modification costs they have to incur to correct the faults of the KUBs, like the grabpoles, installing torsion bush to make the body less vibrating, modifying transmission and braking systems, etc. Anyway, the KUD demo is an EURO 4 version. Not sure whether there is an EEV or even EURO 6 version.I don't think SBST will buy anymore EURO 4 buses in future. And Volvo proved to be a more realiable brand for double deckers for the past 20 years. It is more logical that SBST sticks to buying Volvo double decker buses.
the kub problem is coz SBST didn't plan properly.
they were rushing with registration w/o realising the problems that existed in the kubs.
even the interior wasn't exactly well planned.
they shld have sent out 1 or 2 as demostrators, then order the rest months later with all the modifications that were required on the later batches done beforehand.
Originally posted by Airbus330Captain:
No no no and no, 7888 is one of the worst DD buses ever, I am glad that bus is gone, really cmi. Why? So much problems with that bus, and its Scania you talking about. You should go and look at the other bus types, Dennis Enviro, Man Lion City ....etc There are a lots of better types of DD buses than Scania. Unless Scania release a much better product, I would say a big fat NO to any of their buses. The Volvo B9TL Wright beats the K310UB in every aspect. Period.
You are glad but some others and I aren't glad! And it's not K310UB it's K310UD. K310UB is single-deck.
Originally posted by SBS8155K:UNKNOWN WRIGHT PARKING AT SV 81’S SLOT AT SERANGOON INT!
maybe it's 7552 (if got Canon ad). I saw it going along PIE (behind Bedok reservoir) ytd evening. If it ain't been working as 5, might be going "home" aft its training class all over the place.
Originally posted by Gus.chong:
You are glad but some others and I aren't glad! And it's not K310UB it's K310UD. K310UB is single-deck.
Originally posted by Lee Teuk:something off topic, a few CDGE B9TL i have taken got this bad vibration noise when it is not moving. what is the cause of the problem? also the engine roar is very loud. is it due to the poor bodywork?
no. it's about maintenance.
all sorts of new buses go there for training. so dont be too alarmed if u see them at serangoon or hougang int.Originally posted by TIB1086D:
That's what I think also... Cos last sat i saw 7630, 7571 (from slbp), 7552(canon ad from bndep), 7601(from brbp) all of them were training buses driving in and out of HGDEP. Maybe is WEG2 conversion course and HGDEP is the training center.
I thought I saw a wright operating on svc 147 last night. Anyone can confirm?
SBS Transit Volvo B9TL (Wright Eclipse Gemini 2)
Quantity: 143 / 451
Bus Services
5, 17, 22, 30, 51, 60, 87, 95, 99, 143, 154, 165, 168, 174, 185, 197, 241, 285*, 533*, 556*
Buses
> SBS7500D (BRBP 154)
> SBS7501B (SLBP 185)
> SBS7502Z (SLBP 174)
> SBS7503X (BRBP 60)
> SBS7505R (BRBP 60)
> SBS7506M (SLBP 185)
> SBS7507K (SLBP 174)
> SBS7508H (BRBP 60)
> SBS7509E (BRBP 60)
> SBS7510A (SLBP 174)
> SBS7511Y (SLBP 174)
> SBS7512U (SLBP 185)
> SBS7513S (SLBP 185)
> SBS7515L (AMDEP 22)
> SBS7516J (BRBP 60)
> SBS7517G (AMDEP 22)
> SBS7518D (AMDEP 22)
> SBS7519B (SLBP 30)
> SBS7520X (SLBP 30)
> SBS7521T (SLBP 30)
> SBS7522R (SLBP 197)
> SBS7523M (SLBP 30)
> SBS7525H (SLBP 197)
> SBS7526E (SLBP 197)
> SBS7527C (SLBP 197)
> SBS7528A (SLBP 51/533)
> SBS7529Y (SLBP 174)
> SBS7530S (SLBP 143)
> SBS7531P (SLBP 30)
> SBS7532L (SLBP 143)
> SBS7533J (SLBP 30)
> SBS7535D (SLBP 30)
> SBS7536B (SLBP 30)
> SBS7537Z (SLBP 143)
> SBS7538X (ARBP 95)
> SBS7539T (SLBP 143)
> SBS7550J (ARBP 95)
> SBS7551G (BBDEP 99/556)
> SBS7552D (BNDEP 5)
> SBS7553B (ARBP 95)
> SBS7555X (SLBP 241)
> SBS7556T (SLBP 185)
> SBS7557R (SLBP 174)
> SBS7558M (SLBP 174)
> SBS7559K (BNDEP 5)
> SBS7560E (BNDEP 5)
> SBS7561C (BNDEP 17)
> SBS7562A (SLBP 197)
> SBS7563Y (AMDEP 22)
> SBS7565S (AMDEP 22)
> SBS7566P (SLBP 197)
> SBS7567L (SLBP 197)
> SBS7568J (SLBP 197)
> SBS7569G (BNDEP 17)
> SBS7570B (BNDEP 17)
> SBS7571Z (SLBP 154)
> SBS7572X (SLBP 185)
> SBS7573T (BNDEP 17)
> SBS7575M (BBDEP 99)
> SBS7576K (SLBP 174)
> SBS7577H (AMDEP 22)
> SBS7578E (BNDEP 197)
> SBS7579C (AMDEP 22)
> SBS7580Y (BRBP 154)
> SBS7581U (BBDEP 99)
> SBS7582S (SLBP 174)
> SBS7583P (BBDEP 99)
> SBS7585J (BRBP 154)
> SBS7586G (BBDEP 99)
> SBS7587D (SLBP 174)
> SBS7588B (BBDEP 99)
> SBS7589Z (AMDEP 168)
> SBS7590T (BNDEP 30)
> SBS7591R (SLBP 174)
> SBS7592M (SLBP 174)
> SBS7593K (SLBP 174)
> SBS7595E (BNDEP 30)
> SBS7596C (SLBP 30)
> SBS7597A (AMDEP 168)
> SBS7598Y (BNDEP 197)
> SBS7599U (BNDEP 197)
> SBS7600Z (BNDEP 5)
> SBS7601X (BRBP 154)
> SBS7602T (BBDEP 99)
> SBS7603R (AMDEP 168)
> SBS7605K (BNDEP 5)
> SBS7606H (AMDEP 168)
> SBS7607E (BBDEP 165/285)
> SBS7608C (AMDEP SP)
> SBS7609A (BBDEP 99)
> SBS7610U (AMDEP SP)
> SBS7611S (BBDEP 99)
> SBS7612P (SLBP 30)
> SBS7613L (BBDEP 99)
> SBS7615G (BNDEP 5)
> SBS7616D (ARBP 95)
> SBS7617B (BNDEP 17)
> SBS7618Z (ARBP 95)
> SBS7619X (SLBP SP)
> SBS7620R (SLBP SP)
> SBS7621M (BBDEP 99)
> SBS7622K (SLBP SP)
> SBS7623H (SLBP SP)
> SBS7625C (SLBP SP)
> SBS7626A (HGDEP SP)
> SBS7627Y (SLBP SP)
> SBS7628U (HGDEP 87)
> SBS7629S
> SBS7630L (SLBP SP)
> SBS7631J (HGDEP SP)
> SBS7632G
> SBS7633D (HGDEP 87)
> SBS7635Z (HGDEP 87)
> SBS7636X (SLBP SP)
> SBS7637T (HGDEP SP)
> SBS7638R (HGDEP 87)
> SBS7639M (HGDEP 87)
> SBS7650D (HGDEP SP)
> SBS7651B (HGDEP SP)
> SBS7652Z
> SBS7653X (SLBP SP)
> SBS7655R (HGDEP 87)
> SBS7656M (BNDEP SP)
> SBS7657K (HGDEP 87)
> SBS7658H (BNDEP SP)
> SBS7659E (HGDEP 87)
> SBS7660A (BNDEP SP)
> SBS7661Y
> SBS7662U
> SBS7663S
> SBS7665L
> SBS7666J
> SBS7667G
> SBS7668D
> SBS7669B
> SBS7670X
> SBS7671T
> SBS7672R
> SBS7676E
> SBS7678A
> SBS7680S
> SBS7681P
SBS 7660A (BN SP) on Svc 10
i think for quite a few days alr rite?
SBS 7501B (SL 185) on Sv 51 ytd.
if the wright B9TLs start roaring also, I would might as well move to live at the edge of Changi Airport
Originally posted by SBS2601D:if the wright B9TLs start roaring also, I would might as well move to live at the edge of Changi Airport
Khatib, Yishun, Sembawang is completely void of B9 wrights too. At least for now... ![]()
Unknown Wright on SV147 (HGDEP/BBDEP)
Spotted @ around 2345 hours @ Bowen Sec towards HCI.
Charles thats probably the fuel cut off system implemented by SBST.Ever encountered one DM3500 where the A/C sudden cut off when the speedo needle show 65kmh,When i slow down to 61kmh the A/C re-activate back.One way to prevent BC from speeding with pax on board,LOL
SBS 7631J could be from SLBP. Took the bus just now on sv 51 from JE interchange and the bus captain is from SLBP.
Originally posted by Airbus330Captain:Norman : pity dont get to see you driving this wonderful bus! Thanks for your explanation.
Sbs2601: don’t worry , this bus type won’t make you go deaf!
Anyway 7633, 7635 and 7655 spotted on 87 ! I think there are more!
7659E also on 87
Originally posted by Airbus330Captain:
???
Saw 7628U,7655R and 7659E all on 87 today.I saw all 3 buses parking at Bedok Int.
Originally posted by Merczrox:Saw 7628U,7655R and 7659E all on 87 today.I saw all 3 buses parking at Bedok Int.
not bad
wrights everywhere at bedok int
17 22 30 87 168 197 haha
yeah new DD every where at bedok and dump all the old DD to jurong. now jurong full of old dd buses.