Climbers Beware 

More FA info coming soon. I am also asking if the FAist would mind if this route was rebolted / clean to bring it to a condition that is a little more in line with the area.

i spent a couple hours today cleaning the crux on this route and the crux on the 5.8 next to it, should be a little bit more clean!

Make that second bolt bomber and leave the route spicy.

If permission to retro is given. Go minimalistic on the bolting and only eliminate any ground fall potential, but leave the runnouts.

Just my kneejerk opinion. I do agree, the last thing that place needs is someone getting seriously hurt when access is already on the fringes.

I did this route recently and I agree with Salamanizer. This is a fun route, and the only thing that needs to change is for that one bolt (second?) to be moved down and left a foot into solid rock. Or something like that.

I've done this route a few times over the years, sometimes placing small gear in the flake between bolts one and two sometimes not. It always felt pretty comfortable to me as the climbing in that section is pretty easy, although the route is a little more heads-up protection-wise than other routes in the canyon. The climbing is pretty easy after the roof, so even though there are only two bolts in that 30+' stretch this climb always felt safe to me. I appreciate other climbers willingness to invest some time and money in retrobolting it, but seems nice to have at least a few more sporty routes at every sport crag. Additionally, I always traversed 4' left at the roof and climbed up the break. From the photo it looks like the poster went right a few feet at the same spot. Will have to try it that way also, still felt .10c going the other way as well.

This was one of the first routes we did at the Quarry. Although the climbing isn't very hard in the runout section both Josh and I kept thinking that if someone got hurt there (loose rock, bad fall) it could jeopardize access to the whole area. Something to think about at least.

Then add a bolt, it's your route. There's a place for bold and spicy and Auburn ain't it.

A very large block has fallen off this route at the left side of the roof and the block/face above the roof now has a very large 8' crack in it that did not exist as of 9 months ago. The whole roof section would appear to be very unstable. Still a fun route, but be cautious and gentle with this route.