Guys, hoping that you can tell me that I'm on the right lines. My throttle cable snapped at the Throckmorton handling day a few weeks back, but (with the help of friendly club members) I managed to fit a new one, which luckily I was carrying. I noticed right away that it had a bit more of a tendency to kangaroo on light throttle, but not too badly. Since then I've taken it out on a spirited country lane drive, where I didn't notice any significant issue (but probably used little light throttle), but today, taking it out to fill up with petrol it was a nightmare in traffic. It idles fine, and is fine under acceleration, but is horrible at steady, low speed. The guy who helped me at Throckmorton (thanks again Nigel) said, I think they they do tend to stretch a bit initially, and that there may have been a bit of slack to take out. Does this sound right to the collective and if so what's the fix, just a twist of the screw fitting at the roller barrels end (it's a k-series R300 on roller barrels) or something at the pedal box end? I've taken the pedal box cover off and the cable does feel slightly slack now at that end, but I'm not sure why, if you have pressure on the throttle pedal, any slack should matter. Before I pull it out and put a couple twists on it, as I say, just want to make sure I'm not barking up the wrong tree. Thanks, Mike