New rear brakes, doesn't wanna back up.

[PhredValk]

I put new OEM pads in the rear calipers before my trip East this year. I've noticed some resistance recently when pushing her back from parking spaces; not really hard, but there. Is this normal and something that will go away?
I had to replace the rear left wheel baring on that vacation, but don't know if that would have any baring (sic) on my situation...
Fred.

[Bone]

The new pads are much thicker pushing the pistons deeper into their bores. Did you clean the calipers completely ?
Sounds like the pistons are not retracting far enough.

[BobB]

What Bone said + check the two pins that allow movement of the brake housing.  It could be that only one pad is rubbing on the disk.  Ride it a while using only the front brakes.  Get off a feel the rear brake housing, it should not be hot. 

I have had your issue and have had to completely clean up and rebuild the rear brake.

[PhredValk]

Thanks, I'll check it out this weekend.
Fred.

[old2soon]

On a pre trip inspection in my garage I activated the rear brake and it locked up in my garage. Long story somewhat shorter-rear caliper rebuild. The exposed area of the pistons were VERY corroded. Some Scotch Brite some elbow grease and new caliper O-rings and some light lube-good to go. RIDE SAFE.