My clutch woes have been discussed in detail here in prior posts.  So my clutch successes should be shared with all as well. 
Tonight I replaced the worn clutch lever bushing and M/C push rod.  All the slop I had felt in the clutch lever was gone. 
Tonight I took er for a spin.  It's fixed!  Feels great, feels better than the clutch on my wife's bike! Feels like new!
All of that without touching clutch plates or even clutch slave cylinder.  Just despooging the Clutch M/C and bleeding bleeding bleeding. 
Thanks for all your help!
Next question  ( I'm never satisfied ) --- Raven's throttle is still stickier than my wife's throttle.  Mine doesn't snap shut as quickly as hers.  I can't get no satisfaction at lubricating the throttle cable -- Honda service manual says very little -- only, "disconnect the throttle cable at its upper end.  Thoroughly lubricate the cable..."
Do I need to disassemble the throttle "switch housing" to gain access to the "upper end"? 
I have gotten only a little relief by spraying WD40 in the cable channels at the throttle grip (suggested by motorcyclist magazine and also at least one maggot in a previous post) but I'm still feeling some stickiness in the throttle.  I don't think the throttle grip is dragging.  Throttle rolls on just fine, but hesitates a little at rolling off. 
20 year old bike I'm wondering if the "decceleratrix" cable is worn; getting a better look would give me some piece of mind too I guess.
Thanks in advance for your help!
The Rat
1984 VF500C V30 Red "Katie" (hers) 1984 VF500C V30 Black "Raven" (mine)
 
 
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