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the mod shop

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General Auto Repair

bezanson, AB

Additional Information

The Mod Shop was founded in 2001 and specializes in modifying and repairing ATVs, UTVs, snowmobiles, and dirt bikes. They produce in-house built performance items for Can-Am and Polaris vehicles, with engine builds ranging from stock to 330+ horsepower.

Specializes in

Pump gas horsepowerHigh performance engine buildsCan-Am performancePolaris performanceAftermarket powersports performance

Services

ATV modificationUTV modificationSnowmobile modificationDirt bike modificationEngine buildingEngine developmentRepair servicesPerformance upgrades

Established 2001 · Serving Grande Prairie, Alberta

Additional information extracted from the firm's public website. Last updated: August 6, 2026

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