June Offer – Boma plus Trailer equals Adventure
Thinking about purchasing a Boma7 All Terrain wheelchair? Take advantage of our June 2016 Offer and really make the most of your purchase; Choose a custom colour for your Boma! … Continue Reading →
Blog Archives
Peak District Customer Weekend
In the summer of 2015 we had an idea to put together an experience day for our customers; somewhere we could get together, ride Boma chairs, share experiences and adventures … Continue Reading →
Welcome to The Herd – the home of BOMA owners the world over…
A few weeks ago, three BOMA owners visited our office here at Rook Tree Farm on the same day roughly at the same time. That sunny afternoon we shared teas, custard creams … Continue Reading →
Tackle The Mud – Get More Out Of Your Glastonbury Experience
Finally, it is that time of the year. Long summer days, picnics and festivals. Festivals that to a manual wheel-chair user may seem “akin to watching something wild and wonderful … Continue Reading →
Naidex 2015 – Looking Back
When we arrived last Tuesday at NEC, we did not know what to expect. We stacked up our brochures, positioned the orange and steel gray BOMA7’s so they could be … Continue Reading →
Boma @ Naidex 2015
After a couple of years of absence Molten Rock is excited to be back exhibiting at Naidex National at Birmingham NEC from 28th April – 30th April 2015. Things have … Continue Reading →
Boma Off-road Riding Tips
We have worked hard to ensure the Boma is an extremely capable all terrain wheelchair and that it instils confidence in the user. We want you to be happy using … Continue Reading →
Your Boma7 Questions Answered
We are often asked the same questions during the Boma demonstrations and exhibitions; how do I transfer?, Does the chair have reverse?, How fast will a Boma go? In this … Continue Reading →
Order your spring Boma!
And we’ll offer a 5% discount. The days are drawing out, the weather is getting warmer and pretty soon you’ll want to be on the trails, by the beach and … Continue Reading →
“Why is it called a Boma?”
Founding a company and designing wheelchairs was the last thing on my mind as an Agricultural Engineering student in 1995 in darkest Shropshire, but as everyone knows, you can never … Continue Reading →