Clutch cable adjustment???

The weather was nice yesterday,so I decided to take my speedster for a drive. When I came back I parked it on the driveway.The clutch felt good during my drive. The clutch felt very loose(too much free play) when I drove it into the garage. Do you think I need to adjust the clutch cable?

Cable may have stretched, draw up on the wind nuy a couple of turns and recheck. There are also other possibilities but this is the basic step first
Alan

While you're adjusting the clutch cable, I'd take a really hard look at the cable itself. Frequently an unexplained sudden increase in pedal freeplay is an indicator of a cable in the process of breaking.
Bill

Thanks guys. I will do that.

"Sudden" changes in clutch feel are usually caused by a "sudden" type of problem, as in, "all of a sudden one or two clutch cable strands break", and the cable stretches - just before it breaks completely in half. Ask me how I know. Be thankful you're in your garage. Usually you won't see the cable broken strands - they will be hiding inside the Bowden tube - but if you look carefully at the cable extending from the tube, you may notice it looks sort of un-stranded (untwisted?) compared to the rest of the visible cable. Sure sign of failure. If you replace the cable, lightly grease the new cable as you install it. I halved my clutch pedal effort by doing this simple task. An access door on the passenger side of the central tunnel, at the pedals, is also highly recommended.

Check the previous post "Gears are Grinding", look over the pedal assembly real close. Are the brake and clutch pedals lined up or is the clutch depressed a bit.

Good luck - MB