Slipping clutch?

[alehman]

I haven't had any real issues with the bike for a while, but yesterday I changed my handlebars to low-ish clubmans, and now I notice that when I yank on the throttle, the clutch slips. I probably wouldn't take the bike on the highway with this degree of slippage. I'm guessing that the re-routing of the clutch cable has somehow left my clutch not fully engaged, because this problem began immediately after installing the bars.

Anyone know how I could adjust the clutch or cable or really how to proceed here?

[Lucky 1]

You would have to tell the forum members what kind of motorcycle you have.

[alehman]

Hi Lucky, sorry, it was in my signature and I thought people would see. It's a 79 K.

[shinyribs]

I'd start at the clutch adjustment at the handlebar. Give yourself at least 1/4'' of slack there. Could be a case of a binding cable also. Double check for kinks.

[TOOLS1]

If it worked before, and you did not move the adjusters, then the cable is routed in a bind. Double check your routing.
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