Desade, just a note of caution: if you get the ISO grips, unless you like to gamble, toss the grip glue in the garbage, as it's extremely quick curing and unforgiving to work with. The ISOs are a really tight fit on the ABS throttle sleeve. Despite removing the glue carefully and trying a few dry fits, when I installed the ISO universals on my VN900, the grip glue bonded almost immediately while slipping the grip on the throttle sleeve, which fell about a half inch short of target
After reciting some unsavory phrases, I managed to recover the uncooperative grip for reinstallation with minimal damage to the rubber insert. Thanks to a thread in this forum, I followed suggestion to instead use Gorilla glue, with the sleeve dampend slightly with water to ease installation. It went on really slick, and set up rock solid after allowing plenty of time to work with the grip to ensure both sides were nicely symmetrical.
I was a little paranoid about the strength of the bond, having ditched my offroad bike many years ago when a grip pulled free unexpectedly. No problems with the gorilla glue though; I've accumulated about 9000 miles since installation and the grips have not moved a micron!!