Originally posted by AEW5001:
there could be a difference in interior. i have not took b4 so i dunno.gearbox is still voith.
From what I heard, the Wrights in this batch is full low floor....
SBS Transit Volvo B9TL (Wright Eclipse Gemini 2)
Quantity (Batch 1): 150 / 150
Quantity (Batch 2): 26 / 450
Quantity (Batch 3): 5 / ???
Bus Services (Across all 3 batches)
2, 5, 7, 10, 12, 14, 17, 19, 21, 22, 25, 28, 30, 51, 60, 65, 70, 74, 80, 87, 89, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 133, 136, 143, 147, 151, 154, 163, 165, 166, 168, 174, 179, 181, 183, 185, 196, 197, 198, 241, 285, 533, 534, 543, 545, 549, 550, 556, 557
Batch 1 Buses (SBS7500D - SBS7686B)
> SBS7500D (BRBP SP)
> 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)
> 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 60)
> SBS7602T (BBDEP 99)
> SBS7603R (AMDEP 168)
> SBS7605K (BNDEP 5)
> SBS7606H (AMDEP 168)
> SBS7607E (BBDEP 165/285)
> SBS7608C (BRBP 154)
> SBS7609A (BBDEP 99)
> SBS7610U (AMDEP 168)
> SBS7611S (BBDEP 99)
> SBS7612P (SLBP 30)
> SBS7613L (BBDEP 99/556)
> SBS7615G (BNDEP 5)
> SBS7616D (ARBP 95)
> SBS7617B (BNDEP 17)
> SBS7618Z (ARBP 95)
> SBS7619X (SLBP 51)
> SBS7620R (BBDEP 99)
> SBS7621M (BBDEP 99)
> SBS7622K (SLBP 143)
> SBS7623H (SLBP 143)
> SBS7625C (BBDEP 99)
> SBS7626A (BBDEP 99)
> SBS7627Y (SLBP 143)
> SBS7628U (HGDEP 87)
> SBS7629S (SLBP 143)
> SBS7630L (SLBP 154)
> SBS7631J (SLBP SP)
> SBS7632G (HGDEP 165)
> SBS7633D (HGDEP 87)
> SBS7635Z (HGDEP 87)
> SBS7636X (BBDEP 99)
> SBS7637T (HGDEP 165/557)
> SBS7638R (HGDEP 87)
> SBS7639M (HGDEP 87)
> SBS7650D (HGDEP 87)
> SBS7651B (HGDEP 87)
> SBS7652Z (BNDEP 30)
> SBS7653X (BBDEP 99)
> SBS7655R (HGDEP 87)
> SBS7656M (BNDEP 19)
> SBS7657K (HGDEP 87/545)
> SBS7658H (BNDEP 10)
> SBS7659E (HGDEP 87)
> SBS7660A (BNDEP 10)
> SBS7661Y (BNDEP 10)
> SBS7662U (BNDEP 5)
> SBS7663S (AMDEP 168)
> SBS7665L (BNDEP 5)
> SBS7666J (BNDEP 168)
> SBS7667G (AMDEP 168)
> SBS7668D (AMDEP 22)
> SBS7669B (AMDEP 70)
> SBS7670X (AMDEP 70)
> SBS7671T (BNDEP 10)
> SBS7672R (BNDEP 10)
> SBS7673M (BBDEP SP)
> SBS7675H (BBDEP SP)
> SBS7676E (BNDEP 10)
> SBS7677C (AMDEP 133)
> SBS7678A (AMDEP 133)
> SBS7679Y (BBDEP 99)
> SBS7680S (BNDEP 10)
> SBS7681P (BNDEP 197)
> SBS7682L (BBDEP 198)
> SBS7683J (BBDEP SP)
> SBS7685D (SLBP 154)
> SBS7686B (HGDEP 165)
Batch 2 Buses (SBS7700T - SBS7725Y)
> SBS7700T (SLBP 51)
> SBS7701R (SLBP 183)
> SBS7702M (SLBP 183)
> SBS7703K (SLBP 183)
> SBS7704H (SLBP 183)
> SBS7705E (SLBP 143)
> SBS7706C (HGDEP SP)
> SBS7707A (HGDEP SP)
> SBS7708Y (HGDEP SP)
> SBS7709U (HGDEP SP)
> SBS7710P (BBDEP SP)
> SBS7711L (AMDEP 133)
> SBS7712J (BBDEP SP)
> SBS7713G (AMDEP 133)
> SBS7714D (BBDEP SP)
> SBS7715B (HGDEP SP)
> SBS7716Z (BBDEP SP)
> SBS7717X (AMDEP SP)
> SBS7718T (BNDEP SP)
> SBS7719R (AMDEP SP)
> SBS7720K (AMDEP SP)
> SBS7721H (BNDEP SP)
> SBS7722E (AMDEP SP)
> SBS7723C (BNDEP SP)
> SBS7724A (AMDEP SP)
> SBS7725Y (BNDEP SP)
Batch 3 Buses (SBS3000G - SBS3004X)
> SBS3000G (HGDEP SP)
> SBS3001D (HGDEP SP)
> SBS3002B (HGDEP SP)
> SBS3003Z (HGDEP SP)
> SBS3004X (HGDEP SP)
the 3000 serial wright have different sitting arrangement at the lower deck ! now 3 seat face to face each side and 2 seat each side facing front beside the exit door !
also saw 4 guy taking photo of this new buses with their camea at HG interchange must be the bus lover !
SBS7631J is out of lay up.
Originally posted by SBS2601D:165's demand is low?????
tat guy probably isn't an everyday customer of 165
(I am)
Originally posted by SMB128B:
tat guy probably isn't an everyday customer of 165
(I am)
0M/\190D!!!!!!!11111 /\R3 U 901N9 2 5P/\M +0P1C5 H3R3 /\5K1N9 4 \/\/R19H+ /\ND 533+/\R0 0N 165 |\|3X+?????????? 0HN03ZZZZZZ!!!!!!!!!1111111
Originally posted by lemon1974:SBS7631J is out of lay up.
Cool, So did it "plaster" the parts back? haha Anyone can spot it and capture a photo of post-surgery will be great. :)
Originally posted by SMB128B:
tat guy probably isn't an everyday customer of 165
(I am)
Actually i am....during the holidays~~ :P but i can see that only morning peak and evening peak are crowded so only deploy some DD inside..
Lower deck interior of SBS3000G.
And bigger side and rear EDS casing for the bus.
Originally posted by buses[IN]gapore!:
Lower deck interior of SBS3000G.
And bigger side and rear EDS casing for the bus.
Not so much difference leh...
At first I thought they installed a ladder instead of the steps. Or possibly a gravity lift.
Nov 24 1920hrs
WEG spotted sv147 os SMU twds HG int
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Originally posted by Acx1688:Nov 24 1920hrs
WEG spotted sv147 os SMU twds HG int
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Batch 3 WEG
Originally posted by MoltenFalcon:Not so much difference leh...
At first I thought they installed a ladder instead of the steps. Or possibly a gravity lift.
The main difference is the 100% low floor, (finally) utilising the potential of the chassis and benefits passengers who doesn't climb the step to go to the rear lol.
The two pairs of priority seats after the door are from the side facing seats config, now placed to be forward facing and redesignated as priority seats.
Originally posted by buses[IN]gapore!:
The main difference is the 100% low floor, (finally) utilising the potential of the chassis and benefits passengers who doesn't climb the step to go to the rear lol.
The two pairs of priority seats after the door are from the side facing seats config, now placed to be forward facing and redesignated as priority seats.
addon, the side and rear EDS housing is bigger, and the first aid kit is now at the front of the bus under the front windscreen space.
Originally posted by buses[IN]gapore!:
Lower deck interior of SBS3000G.
And bigger side and rear EDS casing for the bus.
Nice improvement.
At least now there is another full floor model for SBST other than the Citaros.
But the steps up looks pretty high like the Citaros...
Originally posted by SBS 1000U:Nice improvement.
At least now there is another full floor model for SBST other than the Citaros.
But the steps up looks pretty high like the Citaros...
Originally posted by Scania:I wouldn’t choose to call them batch 3s. There were only 2 press releases from Volvo, one for 150 and one for 300, ie only 2 batches.
Just my own thought, those 77xx-series should be included into the Wiki page for the original Batch 1 Wrights, and then edit the part for the delivery dates in the same page to distinguish the 75xx-series from the newer 77xx-Wrights.
Originally posted by buses[IN]gapore!:
addon, the side and rear EDS housing is bigger, and the first aid kit is now at the front of the bus under the front windscreen space.
If the housing is bigger, then why is the side eds so small?
Originally posted by TIB1105H:If the housing is bigger, then why is the side eds so small?
small? i tot it is bigger?
Originally posted by jayh272416:0M/\190D!!!!!!!11111 /\R3 U 901N9 2 5P/\M +0P1C5 H3R3 /\5K1N9 4 \/\/R19H+ /\ND 533+/\R0 0N 165 |\|3X+?????????? 0HN03ZZZZZZ!!!!!!!!!1111111
stfu
i don't CARE abt 165's fleet
shut up you and yr fucking stupid coding
Originally posted by SBS 9631X:Just my own thought, those 77xx-series should be included into the Wiki page for the original Batch 1 Wrights, and then edit the part for the delivery dates in the same page to distinguish the 75xx-series from the newer 77xx-Wrights.
Originally posted by Lsk138:the 3000 serial wright have different sitting arrangement at the lower deck ! now 3 seat face to face each side and 2 seat each side facing front beside the exit door !
also saw 4 guy taking photo of this new buses with their camea at HG interchange must be the bus lover !
According to the chassis record from a Hong Kong bus enthusiast ( http://www.editgrid.com/user/gk9636/SINGAPORE_WRIGHTBUS ) , it seems the new specification would be started from chassis 150XXX after 180 examples
Originally posted by TIB1105H:If the housing is bigger, then why is the side eds so small?
The side EDS is noticeably bigger lol. and it scrolls the route info sideways like current LECIPs on CDGE & VO3X, but at a fastrer speed
Anyway Nov 25
SBS3003Z > Premium 550
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