First, I assume you have the clutch installed correctly and have the proper length throw out bearing. I adjust my clutch by lengthening the push rod until all slack is taken up and then back off two turns (more or less for personal preference). What you want is to have the TO bearing retract from the pressure plate fingers when the clutch pedal is up but not have so much slop in the linkage that you have to push the clutch pedal all the way to the floor to get disengagement. If you cannot accomplish clutch adjustment within the limits of the push rod threads then you may just have the wrong length to bearing or not have it installed properly on the fork.
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