Tony, I never tried them that way because I know from the m-bar experiment it wouldn't be my cup of tea. I like being upright and schooching down when necessary by going the bar's deep bends (up front)--with elbows bent if necessary to get lower. When I'm descending down gnarly terrain, I want the bar ends (with reachable brake levers) to come up and back as much as possible--not low like when the a-bar upside down.
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