i put the Rivendell sold german mirror on my bullmoose bars with the stalk down:
http://salamander.net/stage/Sam_cockpit.jpg
i have the same mirror on an embullmoosed Bombadil like this too, but even more 
rotated down/back than on the Sam (on the Sam the angle of the thumbies 
prevents me from rotating the mirror stalk further down before the housings 
bump)

it works pretty well on both, although when i hop off/on the seat/pedals at 
lights, etc (esp on the Sam), i sometimes knee the mirror up - but it just 
rotates on the bar, and i slap it back down.  

not sure if the m-bars will provide as easy a mounting point even down-wards.. 
the issue i found with that direction is you need to get pretty far out 
laterally before it works.  maybe just beyond where your hand would go in the 
end-grip position? even on the curve, e.g. next to the brake hood, might work, 
but it would prob have to be on the outside.  e.g. this is too close to the 
frame to work perfectly with this particular mirror:
http://salamander.net/stage/woodandcork.jpg  and it shows mostly body and 
quickly-magnified cars right when they rush by.

i've got some m-bars and another "german mirror" that i'm going to mount up 
into an alternate cockpit.. but i think i'm going to put them on a 
yet-to-be-determined frame.  :)

would love to see pics of all your different cockpit setups when you have em 
working.

cheers,
andrew

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