But this is not the same for the Cameleon 2. The majority of all Cameleon 3’s have black fabrics. The White brake does not always mean, that it is a fake, but always puts me on alert to be looking out for the other, not quite so evident signs. But if the Cameleon 2 that you are looking at has a white brake, and the Seller does not specify if it is an overseas model ( Only Australia have the enforced red brake standard) there may be something fishy going on. Please do note that if you are looking at a Cameleon 1, 95% of these will have a white brake because this standard had not been implemented yet.

Hence this is the first warning bell sign that the Cameleon 2 is a fake. Apparently the Knock off people didn’t get the memo in time for their shipment of illegitimate prams. They are now legally required to have a red brake to comply with Australian standards. In Australia, They changed the laws around the brake of all prams. Bugaboo never came out with Velcro in this position, regardless of what a seller may try and tell you. The most obvious sign that the Cameleon 2 is a fake is by the extra Velcro located near the footwell of the toddler seat.

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