just picked up a leftover 2012 kls 250s.looking for handguards that will fit without cutting ends off levers .any suggestions would be appreciated.

 

I have used the Powermadd Star series for the past couple of years and they fit very well and I have yet to damage any levers or fingers
PowerMadd | Wyoming, MN | Star Series Handguards

 

I have a set of msr evolutions wrap around i need to sell since im getting fat bars. $50 bucks for just the metal part. let me know

 

If your looking for new bars and a riser i can do a package deal.

 

Moose Racing, $39 with plastics. You will have to drill the handlebar end plugs and tap in the treads for the bolts. I have banged into many trees with these things and found them to be indestructible! Note that they want you to drill through the aluminum to secure the plastics with the provided screws. Don't drill. I drilled holes in the plastics and used zip ties to secure them to the brackets. When you hit something hard the zip tie will break allowing the plastic to move and not break. Also, the brackets are stronger if you don't drill holes. I have them on my wife's bike as well.

 

i have been looking at the moose guards might go that route

 

I went for the zeta's
The handguards can be installed to accommodate the stock levers, but the levers do overhang slightly.
But that's just an excuse to buy some aftermarket levers

 

price and quality looked good so i went for them thanks guys for all the input

 

got the trackside handguards cost 44.00 the dealer wanted 230.oo to install another brand .bought 12.00 tap set harbor freight a few hours labor and bingo im good to go.took my time tap went nice a we bit slow.but .when the dealer wanted 114.00 labor for 1 hour I. said forget about it also the kid was like about 18 who was going to do it.

 

Highway Dirtbike. Expensive but I have lost count of times falling over and 30mph crashes on and off road. Get a cycle rack for the rear and the bike will be darn near indestructible.