New Bus Stopping Bell For Citaros?

• bus.com

  2 Sep 11, 16:18

  Boarded 6010H a few days ago on 53 and realised that the bell was different, the bell was without the plastic (or glass) layer. One of the bells weren't working.

• SinkTel

  2 Sep 11, 16:32

  Noticed that too. The modified ones seems better in preventing ppl pressing it unintentionally.

• SBS8155K

  2 Sep 11, 17:47

  SBS6012C also have them.
• SMB66X

  2 Sep 11, 22:53

  Old version(feat. SBS6000L on 28) :
  

  
  NEW(feat. SBS604XX on 16) : 
  

• nfshp253

  2 Sep 11, 23:13

  OMG! Kawaii ne! I love the font! Nice DSLR pictures!
• CITARO LOV3R

  2 Sep 11, 23:57

  just like SMRT Citaros

• hairycrab138

  4 Sep 11, 00:37

  Originally posted by SMB66X:

  Old version(feat. SBS6000L on 28) :
  

  
  NEW(feat. SBS604XX on 16) : 
  

  Old version not very good. Very easy to knock onto it.

• SBS 1000U

  4 Sep 11, 22:41

  If you have noticed, the old design is a trial. This new one seems to be hidden under the old design.

  Seems that SBST is trialing the different design but hiding it under the original one. Clever design...

• SMB66X

  5 Sep 11, 00:11

  Originally posted by SBS 1000U:

  If you have noticed, the old design is a trial. This new one seems to be hidden under the old design.

  Seems that SBST is trialing the different design but hiding it under the original one. Clever design...

  Lol. You mean the old(SBS6000L pic) one is additional cover to cover up the new(SBS604XX pic) one??

• Bus Stopping

  5 Sep 11, 00:27

  Originally posted by SBS 1000U:

  If you have noticed, the old design is a trial. This new one seems to be hidden under the old design.

  Seems that SBST is trialing the different design but hiding it under the original one. Clever design...

  Its not hidden, the bells have indeed been replaced.

  The additional yellow layer behind the original bells is just a spacer so that the bell fits into the thinner poles of the citaro.

  And if anyone are wondering, the citaro poles are thinner than those used on kubs, this is why the spacer is needed for installing the bells.

• SBS7557R

  6 Sep 11, 00:28

  SBS6057Z (AMDEP 125) have them as well.

• SBS5013G

  6 Sep 11, 13:14

  almost all the Cheat-Taro have new bells.

• SBS 1000U

  11 Sep 11, 23:27

  Originally posted by Bus Stopping:

  Its not hidden, the bells have indeed been replaced.

  The additional yellow layer behind the original bells is just a spacer so that the bell fits into the thinner poles of the citaro.

  And if anyone are wondering, the citaro poles are thinner than those used on kubs, this is why the spacer is needed for installing the bells.

  
  I see then.

  So now which of the buses have changed the bells???

• Vincent Lee

  16 Sep 11, 10:25

  6054G GOT NEW BELLS 6084U STILL WITH OLD BELLS
• SBS 1000U

  1 Oct 11, 20:44

  Does the recent newly registered SBST Citaros comes with the modified designed bells or the initial designed bells???