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Combat Customs Gives Veterans a Garage, a Trade, and a Crew

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A Hudson Valley motorcycle program where veterans living with post-traumatic stress build bikes together, learn shop skills, and find ongoing community.

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Combat Customs offers a notably concrete alternative to the usual support-program language: no intake packet, no diagnosis required, no cost to veterans, and plenty of teardown, wiring, fabrication, paint, and carb-jetting. Its promise is hands-on and specific—the build ends, but the crew, rides, rallies, and answered phone remain.

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