Taezow wrote:
Thanks for all the responses.
It only has 500 miles on it.
It has been sitting for 8 months.
I did put it on the center stand, turned the wheel, and there is a squeak at one point in the rotation. Maybe the rotor is rubbing?
Should I grease it? No no just joking!
The noise is only present at very low speed. Nothing seams loose.
In a couple of months I will transport it to Mesa az, and take it to a shop. Hope it doesn't get worse, or dangerous.
When the rear disc brake was really hot, the rider held on the brake lever (at a stop light or hill) pressing the brake against the disc in one spot for too long. This causes a slight warp in the disc which causes the high point squeak. Spray brake cleaner in the area and then do a "Breaking in Motorcycle Brake Pads Procedure" (google it) and should not be a problem + don't hold tight on your brakes at a stop.
Another thought is check where the balance weights are on the rim and see if they are rubbing your case when they go around, could be causing the noise as well if it's not the brakes
Note: At a full stop, the rear wheel turn is free turn in the clutch -- meaning the engine and belt are not engaged because they only engage when your engine is running, pull throttle and the clutch speeds up and engages the rear wheel portion of the clutch -- so could not be the belt or the engine squealing if you turned the wheel by hand.