Black Diamond 

While an R rating is probably unnecesary you wouldn't want to fall near the third bolt because you may end up on the boulder next to your belayer.

It seemed like the most difficult move was 11d but there are 5.11 moves at every bolt. The route is easily one of the best face climbs for the grade at J-Tree.

I found this route to be one my headiest redpoints at JTree, or anywhere for that matter! The runout in the middle was sublime, 20ft between bolts, with a solid 5.11 deadpoint with the next bolt just out of reach! Maybe not actually dangerous, but damn!

Black Diamond has 6 bolts! There is a new bolt on the wall that was not there before. Maybe a 1 bolt link up from Icon into Black Diamond? It looks like one could clip this new bolt on the runout section of Black Diamond, by traversing right to the bolt, then back onto the route. That sux!

I found this route, and we had set up a TR on it, and were going to Rap Bolt it, and make it a Five Star Sport Route. Spencer had already named it the "Nimbo Clatus"

I told the Lechlinski's about the Queen Mt. area that I discovered, and they Said, "Craig, you are so full of BS, there is no good climbing up there"

After I discovered the area with the Stahl bros, Al Bartlet, Todd Gordon and DE did a bunch of FAs cleaning up the easy pickins before we could get back up there, so only the hard routes were left

So after a couple weeks of all of us raving about it.
Mike, Gilge, and crew secretly follow us up there, and we see them watching us with Binocs from afar.
I was with Dave Tapes, Spencer, Todd Battey, DEE, and Epperson. et al.

Well the next week they do the route, using much better style than rap bolting, but now its rated R, and no one does it, its 5.12c for 5.13 climbers

Its a truly gorgeous rock, and you should go up there at look at it, and do the Icon at least

"5.12c for 5.13 climbers"!?!?

Since I'm no 5.13 climber, maybe that's why it felt 5.12a (or perhaps a bit harder due to pump factor). But as noted above, the crux is low (5.11+) and above it is sustained 5.11.

Great route. Not sure it would get done much more even if it was more closely bolted. People are lazy and don't like to hike that far.

According to Lechlinski, the stray bolt on the right is not part of the route Black Diamond. My recollection from leading the route (4 times maybe, for redpoint)was - a stout .12a move down low lead to a stretch of easy .10 to a heady .11b deadpoint move, followed by the most brilliant stretch of .11a in Josh.

The "extra" bolt is definitely not on the route, and clipping it would give you a lot of drag unless you put a runner on it, in which case you might as well not clip it in the first place, since you already have a bolt there. Unlike some big runouts in Queen Mountain, these bolts are in good condition. Probably only 12a for taller folks, but deceptively steep and incredibly sustained.