There is usually a good bolt every 75 feet, 25m, and two at the belays. However, there are few protection placements on the route other than these bolts. So leaders had better be comfortable with long runnouts on easy rock. . Bright sun, 60F,15C, and a little breeze made for fine climbing. The dike climbs for pitch after pitch into the sky.
Some belays are a bit small.
Other belay ledges are slightly larger. My foot is partly inside a giant hole that appears to mark the belay. After 8 pitches we reached the gentler slopes that led 1000 feet to the summit. Luckily they remembered my earlier comments and actually unroped and started hiking to the summit. Coral claims that the hike up the last thousand feet were really the crux of the climb.