FOR SALE: BOMA 7 2013 Lightweight Electrically Powered All Terrain Wheelchair

BOMA Information

Boma Background Information

The Boma 7 is a 2013 lightweight, electrically powered all terrain wheelchair which has been designed to be easily accessible, simple to use and is incredibly capable when going off road.

It looks and feels unlike any other wheelchair when you ride it.

Designed for easy access from a wheelchair for a simple sliding transfer.

It has a twist handlebar control making it easy for all users.

12-16 mile range on one set of batteries on farm track. This is reduced by condition of surface and cold temperatures.

Battery power indicator reduces at a constant rate.

Speed 0-4mph on low range or 0-8mph high range

Boma Specifications

  • Fully independent adjustable front suspension
  • Quadynamic rear adjustable suspension system
  • Front quick release axels
  • Rear wheel drive
  • Super strong frame
  • 24 x 3” off road rear tyres
  • 20 x 2” off road front tyres
  • 24 V batteries
  • 240 V charger
  • Made in the United Kingdom

Boma Accessories

  • Back section for carrying supplies
  • Back wheel mudguards
  • Seat harness for upper body control support
  • Boma Scooter Cosy Cover in very good condition
  • Boma Scooter Cape in very good condition

Kayleigh Ptak, Youth Ambassador and Development Worker (Social Media), Boma Experience

“I was lucky enough to be given the opportunity to use our Boma off road wheelchair when I participated in my Silver and Gold expeditions and my Gold residential experience which enabled me to explore the stunning areas of the greater Cairngorms, Central Scotland and the Mar Lodge Estate near Braemar which I would otherwise not have been able to experience if I did not have the Boma to transport me from each of my chosen expedition and residential locations which supported me when I drove through and up rocky terrain, steep hills, flowing streams and snowy environments.”

 

The sale price is £6,000 and this includes all accessories as listed above. We are selling the Boma as seen. It will need to be serviced by the new owners, and this is reflected in the price.

For enquiries, please contact admin@pkdofe.com or 01738 627455. Serious enquiries only.

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