I just googled 'Carlisle Super Slick 11x3.60', and followed the link.
They were down the page a ways if I remember correctly.

Here is what one site (the Carlisle tire store) says about it:
"11x3.60-5 is made with a rienforced tread for longer wear."

Sounds like a rock for some industrial application.
Has anyone tried these ?

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Check out the one they found that was still new, never assembled, including a new, never fired Seata fan cooled engine.

Thanks Scott, I checked out Gus's site.
His tires look interresting, I'll give them a try.

Let me rephrase.......

There is No Way in Hell, that I will put a chinese tire on my vintage Margay......

I was looking for more of a performance tire, than one with lawnmower rubber,
and there is something that just erks me about a tire with a name like 'Cheng Chin' going on my Margay.

I guess I will just bring a set in from across the pond.

I have not found them in this country yet, but both Dunlop & Bridgestone make a skinny front tire for the Jr. classes in Europe & Aisia. The size designation is 10x360x5 Dunlop SL-J / SL83 Looks real close to the old skinny front tires from yesteryear....... Is anybody close to a Dunlop or Bridgesto...

Pictures have been e-mailed to you........

I am looking for the following:
Panther-X nerf bars.
Engine base plate for 1" frame rails.
Margay 6-spoke wheels or wheel centers.
Margay foot pedals.
Panther-X decals.

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