Liverpool bits

Stainless steel Liverpool driving bit with a solid (closed) port and fixed cheeks. Provides focused tongue pressure for enhanced control. Ideal for experienced drivers working with responsive horses.

LD Liverpool bar bit made of stainless steel with an open tongue port. Allows greater tongue freedom and applies consistent pressure on the bars. Ideal for sensitive horses.

The LD Liverpool Hartwell driving bit features a stainless steel design with low tongue relief, a forward-curved mouthpiece, and loose cheeks with sliding action. It allows subtle and comfortable communication for sensitive horses.

Pony Liverpool driving bit with copper rollers on left and right. Small tongue relief for extra comfort. Ideal for ponies needing gentle action. Durable and reliable bit for everyday driving.

This LD Liverpool driving bit has a small port mouthpiece and copper rollers to increase salivation and reduce grip. High-quality handmade bit for fine control in driving.

This LD Liverpool jointed bit offers high tongue relief and reduces poll pressure. Ideal for sensitive horses, it promotes comfort and soft rein contact.

The Tulip Liverpool bit features a hinged cheek and slightly raised port. No pressure on the poll, but a sharper effect. For experienced drivers only. Made from stainless steel.

Stübben Liverpool driving bit with fixed cheeks in stainless steel. Sizes 105–125 mm are 14 mm thick; 135 mm is 16 mm. A classic bit for stability and control.

Liverpool driving bit with jointed mouthpiece and fixed cheeks. Slight upward curve in the bar and ribbing on the backside for added tongue stimulation. Ideal for drivers needing precise and subtle control.

Elegant and comfortable Liverpool bit by Stübben with a sweet-tasting copper mouthpiece. The 30° forward-angled tongue relief ensures comfort and improved rein aids. Ideal for sensitive horses and precise driving control.

LD Liverpool driving bit with jointed design and 45° lightly curved mouthpiece. Encourages balanced, soft rein communication and anatomical pressure distribution.

Felix Brasseur marathon Liverpool bit with fixed cheek and light upward bent straight bar, 12 cm. Provides gentle yet effective action.

LD Liverpool bit with an upward curved stainless steel mouthpiece. Two rein slots allow adjustable leverage. Handmade in Europe for even pressure and refined communication.

The LD Liverpool driving bit with jointed mouthpiece and slightly forward-curved tongue arch offers gentle pressure distribution, making it perfect for sensitive horses needing soft yet effective rein communication.

Liverpool driving bit with jointed mouthpiece, fixed cheeks and small tongue relief. Copper rollers help increase salivation and discourage bit-grabbing. Ideal for daily use and horses needing light tongue relief and stimulation.

Budget Liverpool bit with fixed cheeks, high port and copper roller on each side to promote salivation and prevent grabbing.

This Sweet Iron Liverpool bit with 2 slots and medium port is designed for driving. The leverage can be adjusted from none to heavy. It offers a milder effect compared to 3 slot Liverpool bits, suitable for various horses and drivers.

The driving bit also called liverpool has 2 or 3 reins slots. This jawpiece is used specifically for driving and harnessing. This jawpiece allows the driver to adjust the leverage from none to heavy. The lower the reins are placed the sharper the bit. The

The Liverpool bit with 2 slots and medium port is designed for drivers. Leverage can be adjusted from none to heavy. It offers a milder effect than 3 slot Liverpool bits, suitable for different horses and driving needs.

The Liverpool bit with 2 slots and double jointed mouthpiece is designed for drivers. Leverage can be adjusted from mild to sharp. It has a milder effect than 3 slot Liverpool bits and suits various driving styles.

The Liverpool bit with 2 slots and small tongue arch is designed for drivers. Leverage can be adjusted from mild to sharp. It has a milder effect compared to 3 slot Liverpool bits and suits various driving styles.

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