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The description of this forum says..."Talk about your local show off joints, assless chaps, fingerless gloves, 30-minute Starbucks rides and all your black leather apparel..." etc.
Have I missed something? Here in Texas we only know of one kind of chaps...whether they're used for riding bikes or riding horses I thought ALL chaps were assless. If they had asses then they'd be pants...right?
Of course sometimes when they have asses in them that describes another scenario-like someone with a serious personality flaw wearing
chaps.
The description of this forum says..."Talk about your local show off joints, assless chaps, fingerless gloves, 30-minute Starbucks rides and all your black leather apparel..." etc.
Have I missed something? Here in Texas we only know of one kind of chaps...whether they're used for riding bikes or riding horses I thought ALL chaps were assless. If they had asses then they'd be pants...right?
Of course sometimes when they have asses in them that describes another scenario-like someone with a serious personality flaw wearing
chaps.
Assless Chaps - used for motorcycle riding and looking generally gay when you leave them on walking around rallies carrying helmuts and showing off the leather when it's 100 degrees out...
*****s - Short chaps used for branding and general ranch work
Shot guns - Used for showing working cow horses, bridle horses and reigners
Show chaps - used to make fat girls look better when they show western pleasure horses
Bat wings - use specifically for showing cutting horses
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