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Status update for Group Buy 46 orders (Closing 13th May):

- druz (payment cleared)

- andymoocow (payment cleared)

- Sillabaa (payment cleared)

- Dean_HR31 (waiting for payment to clear)

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Status update for Group Buy 46 orders (Closing 13th May):

- druz (payment cleared)

- andymoocow (payment cleared)

- Sillabaa (payment cleared)

- Dean_HR31 (payment cleared)

PS: If anyone have R33/R34 NON TURBO and need the front greenstuff pads DP21082... RDA will be trying to get more stock in from UK soon...

Just express your interest here so I can let them know how much they have to stock up...

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