Differences in Olympians -> Singapore VS HK buses.
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same style as the hongkong mee.Originally posted by seotiblizzard:WOW so creative ur topic.
I like ur topic questions.
its very unique.
its this the hong kong style?? -
Originally posted by Cool-gal:same style as the hongkong mee.
noob TS. -
BusHk1,
why not u start with a few examples first? Or at least the very noticeable differences. -
eg. boy ha ka satu nih macam pukimakOriginally posted by BusHK1:Examples please. -
Answer is very simple. Don't need what details whatever nonsense.
HK LOs SUCK!
Singapore LOs DON'T SUCK!
IF A HK LO AND A SINGAPORE LO HEAD FOR A COLLISION COURSE AT 45 DEGREE ANGLE WITH EACH OTHER STARTING FROM THE SAME DISTANCE WHICH BUS WILL WIN?
OF COURSE IS THE SINGAPORE LO! WHY? COS THE DRIVER OF THE HK LO IS MAX-BOYBOY WHO CHIONG WHILE THE SINGAPORE LO IS DRIVEN BY SOMEONE WITH IQ OF 120 WHO BRAKE THEN CHIONG SO HE RAM MAX FIRST THEN MAX GO TURTLE. -
singapore's olympians all 12m.
hk's has a fair mix of 11m and 12m.
singapore's olympians all use the same body (dunno what model from alexander)
hk's use diff generations of alexander R.
that's the fundamental diff i guess.
tell me if got others, i'm amateur only. -
Originally posted by sir_peanuts:
Okay, since someone has started to at least give some differences, heres more...
singapore's olympians all 12m.
hk's has a fair mix of 11m and 12m.
singapore's olympians all use the same body (dunno what model from alexander)
hk's use diff generations of alexander R.
that's the fundamental diff i guess.
tell me if got others, i'm [b]amateur only.[/b]
1. Most/all of the HK olympians NOT owned by Citybus have 1 side of entrance door only.
2. Since it has only 1 side of the entrance door, the common seating arrangement is 5 seats at the side iirc.
3. Some KMB olympians have a upper deck seating arrangement of 3-2 instead of the typical 2-2 found in sg olympians.
Thats all for now...