Transformer Man 

Great long bolted climb with pretty healthy bolt spacing, especially between 2 & 3. Get's pretty thin up towards the top. We had plenty of rope with a 60m but I wouldn't go any shorter.Be sure your belayer is tied in.

Also wanted to mention this south-facing route is a great climb on a sunny winter's day. Probably brutal in the middle of July though.

In Ruckman guide, this route is called "Transformer" (sans "Man"). I used an orange Metolius (red would work better) in a flaring crack to protect the space between bolts 2 & 3. Enjoyable, sustained climbing that gets progressively harder on the way up.

A really great route with bolts placed at just the right places. It is runout between 2 and 3, but it really makes the climbing interesting; however, when you do hit tougher ground there is a blot always right there for you.

Make sure your belayer is on his/her game when you're between bolts 2 & 3--easy climbing but serious ground fall potential. Excellent climb, a little stout for the grade towards the top.

There is a solid .75 camalot placement between the second and third bolt. The climbing in that section is easy but falling without gear from the third bolt would be bad! It would be nice to indicate the required gear in the route description or note the run-out if only bolts are used.

Great route lots of fun. Using a red Metolius between 2 and 3 like suggested was helpful. On another note finding the exact location of this route was difficult for me (I'm kind of new to BCC). You have to hike ALL the way to the top of gully to the right of Psychobabble Wall. This may be obvious to most but it took me awhile to find it.

Not a huge fan of this route, personally. On top rope it is OK, but on lead I don't like the ground fall potential going for bolt 3. It is also possible to deck while going for the 2nd bolt above the eventual ledge... if this at your limit, be careful.

It probably didn't help that I worked it on a hot June afternoon in direct sunlight. Everything felt slick.

The section between the 2nd and 3rd bolt is supposed to be protected with a cam. That was the original idea. If someome wants to add a bolt there, please do.

Edit: The title page for this climb should really note that you need a .75 camalot

I vote don't add any bolts!! Come on guys, it's plenty fine and safe how it was originally put up. Bring the cam or wait until you're better prepared to lead it...

I always take a few cams for this lead. And, I'm not "no one".

Ha ha. I wouldn't care either way about another bolt, but, I routinely take gear for some sport climbs too.

Safety First..? Sounds like you want convenience first Matt. What? Too lazy to put the 1 cam in your pack that you need for it..? Run it out if 1 cam is too heavy for you.. It's easy ground between 2-3. It's selfish thinking to add bolts. I know of many climbs/routes, that if you fall on them, you could die or be seriously injured. That's part of this sport Matt. Were you not told? And I don't believe it needs to be sanitized and made safe for you and others who aren't ready for the older school stuff! Curious, has anybody decked and been seriously injured on this climb to date? It's all relative anyways. If you feel this climb is too dangerous the way it is, then skip it and go climb the "safer" stuff around the corner or at your local gym!

I climbed this route a couple of years ago without any cams, and found it scary. I climbed it today, and found a number of decent cam placements, which made the climb much more enjoyable. These made the pro adequate by my standards.
There will never be an answer to the question of whether a climb like this should have more bolts. The route was created in an era when mixing trad gear and bolts was relatively common. It may be worth preserving the route in its original state. However, the argument: "You should just avoid this route if it scares you," doesn't really hold up, because people may not recognize the danger until they are in it.
One extra bolt would make this 5.8 roughly as safe as most 5.12 sport routes, and I would favor such an addition. For me, one death or severe head injury would negate any romance associated with keeping the route the way it is today.
I feel this is a decision for the first ascentionists, and that the rest of us should abide by their decision, whatever it may be. No bolt wars, please.
Meanwhile, a 0.75 cam will make the route much safer between bolts #2 and #3, and you can find quite a few other cam placements (from size 0.3 to 3) higher on the route.