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Prepare for Adventure BY RYAN OLIVER PHOTOS COURTESY THE MANUFACTURERS


At Modula Racks and Accessories we specialize in preparing vehicles for all of life’s adventures. When it comes to road trips, on or off road, the key to smooth travels is organization. Arming your vehicle with a roof rack, cargo carrier, bike rack, water sport carrier and/or an awning will ensure your fun factor is at its highest. At Modula Racks, our mission is truly to leave nothing behind. With our sleek, Italian made cargo carriers, you won’t have to compromise style for space. From sleeping bags, tents and fishing rods to shovels, chainsaws and tools; a cargo carrier will keep your gear secure, dry and out of sight.


Another thing that many do not con- sider is the safety that comes with securing your gear outside of your vehicles cabin. This is because when items are placed inside a vehicle they will become deadly in the event of an accident. A single pop bottle will cause serious harm during a colli- sion, not to mention a heavy tool kit, barbeque or gas can.


A great adventure is found perfectly balanced between preparation and spontaneity. Arming yourself with tactful and convenient vehicle acces- sories can eliminate the stress and worry of the unknown. You can never go wrong preparing for the worst possible scenarios.


Our advice for any road traveller is 18 www.RigsAndRides.ca


to use your vehicle to its full potential and don’t let the size of your vehicle dictate your activities. It’s not impos- sible to pack the road bikes and the kayaks, in fact to can be quite easy. Given the right rack and accessory, your options are positively endless. And, with the right accessories you might find you can save money with a smaller vehicle.


Small car or large, beach or moun- tain; Modula Cargo is here to un- conditionally ensure that absolutely nothing is left behind!


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