P700 Squeaking sound coming from rear end?

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Bean90

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There is a squeaking sound coming from rear of my 700. I think it is the rear brake. Is any else having this problem? Rotor is clean.
 
Tflynn

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You sure it's not the bed or doors? That's a pretty common squeak point on these
 
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I get little creek pebbles in my brakes a lot and they squeak until they wear out. Sometimes they com out when I back up.
 
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Bean90

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It's a m2. It's differently the brake. I'm not real happy with the brake design on it. Other than that I am happy with my choice of the Honda. The factory tires aren't that great. I got 800 miles on it and the fronts are already worn. I am looking for a tire more suitable for pavement.
 
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Bean90

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It hasn't been in any mud. I doubt the pads are worn out. There isn't any hills or rocks were I ride.
 
Tflynn

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It hasn't been in any mud. I doubt the pads are worn out. There isn't any hills or rocks were I ride.
Well the reason I ask is because there were some people that had problems with the brakes going out with extremely low mileage, like 200-300 miles! I'm not sure why that happened to them maybe a bad batch of pads or something (I have almost 4000 miles on Original pads). So if you're positive it's the brake making the noise it might just be worth looking at the pads.
 
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I also have a squeaking sound from the rear. It seems to correspond to speed, so it must be in the driveline. Brakes? Bearings? Never could find it.
 
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Count me in as well on the squeak
 
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