BM Route 

My partner knocked down a 5' section of block just left of the 2nd bolt, right above the finger crack, this afternoon. There is a lot of crap on that side of the route that is still dangerous. Also if you look at Ron's photo of Peter climbing the layback, that entire section fell off early this year and is now resting broken at the base of the climb. If you're going to climb this route, your safest bet is to climb up the face. Its harder but solid.

This is a great route at Table. I have climbed it many of times. I always thought it was a stout 5.8. I think the anchors need to be replaced. I know one is a spinner.

Richard, I posted the first comment. I hear you about time. I live near Golden (NW Denver) and don't make it up there that often. I have some bolting experience and would like to pitch in and help. I find for the cost, the Fixe rappel anchors do pretty well, but offer too much of an opportunity to top rope through. Could you add links to them and keep it still safe and cost effective? Putting up sport routes isn't cheap. The Fixe catalog has some really cool systems.

A fun Table Mountain moderate. Thoughtful getting to the hand crack.

Straight up on the arete is sequential & balancy moves; I felt it was more technical then taking one side or the other. The crack to the right offers great jams to crank. After the fourth bolt, take that clean face to the right of the arete to finish out hard. Stemming & chimney out left can give you an easier time of it, I think about 5.6 -- I can also see the intended line being 5.8+, this route is unique in the variant moves you can try (that's what I like about N Table). A nice suggestion by the man who climbs with a Tigger on his butt.

Staying on the arete and not going left or right felt harder than 5.9. I peeled quite a few times and hung on the second bolt trying to work the problem.