Silva Pave review
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It's a neat package, easy to fit and good-looking - ideal for someone who rides on roads with some ambient lighting, or as a second headlight for roads with less street lighting.
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Compact unit
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Easy to fit
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Good light spread
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Not much
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Despite being a cable light and battery combo, the Pave is a surprisingly small package.
It can be mounted either on helmet or bike, and thanks to a cable extension the battery mount is quite versatile.
The beam, with its flood-type width, is still good enough to pick out detail at a moderate pace of 10-14mph.
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