Originally Posted by
Davet
Slightly lube the pivot and contact points of your rear skewer. There’s a lot of torque/pressure on those when applying your massive power <grin> and often can result in noises.
You are close .. I took the rear wheel off and as I was turning the end caps with my fingers I got a little squeak which sounded verrrry familiar. I am pretty sure that is the spot. I took off the squeaky cap, cleaned it and lubed around it. I think enough dirt had worked into that area to cause the problem.
EDIT: Yes that was it, did several steep hills with no squeaks. Check that off my list! Thanks for all the suggestions.