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It's perfectly possible in that time and that number of miles you would have got enough crap inside your BB to need it stripped and cleaned.
Depending on the environment mine needs doing every six months or so.
Take it in to your LBS.
Cheers cycle_jim tried that and it sounds fine . The noise stops when I stop pedalling and its really annoying. Shane I have thought about stripping it down but since the bike is still quite new I don't want to void the warranty
Remove the crank arm and bottom bracket,it might just need a clean and freshly greased.if there's any play in it,it'll need replacing
I had a similar problem, thinking that it was the bottom bracket. I found that it was the rear wheel hub. Simple test is to take the rear wheel of and spin it in your hands, if its rough its the hub bearings worn. Not saying its not the BB though. Just though I'd give my 2 cents.