thedonal

Not really- most of the slack is taken up with the adjusters at the sprocket end of the clutch cable (coarse tuning). Fine tuning at the top end is just that-

You should have enough slack here to allow yourself to set where the biting point is most comfortable for your use of the bike, but not so little that the lever is tight against it's mount when you release it- or the clutch will be slipping all the time.

Which is what I got from Embee's post- deal with the cable adjusters at the sprocket end first, before messing with the lever.

Incidentally- I've yet to lube the cable. Will do that in the near future...