[bob arrington]

if it worked fine and you changed the position of the clutch rod, its probly at a different angle to the forks, disconnect the rod at the forks, make sure the fork is engaged in the throwout bearing clips, make sure the fork clip is engaged on the post/ball. after that, make sure the rod is pushing as straight as possible. If you have to go to a longer rod, or even a hydraulic set up, that may be what it takes