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Yes this is one of the expensive paint material bikes. It's definitely a chameleon color as opposed to a simple flop color. Flop paints cost a bit, but chameleon paint costs a whole lot more. You can tell the difference between the two mainly because most flops tend to have a slightly milky appearance and only change one color. Chameleon paints don't have the slightly milky appearance and can change multiple colors. I believe the paint I have for my Schwinn Super Sport has a five color spectrum, which is a lot for even a chameleon paint. Sorry for being so wordy, I just thought people might want to know how to tell the difference between the two.
I'm a huge Klein fan but could never afford one, so I admire from afar. It's a gorgeous bike bro, enjoy it.
