Boogaloo Direct 

this is a bolted sport climb, not trad

Agreed. This is a sport route.

Three bolts. Somewhat runout, but on easy climbing sections. Can cheat over and clip bolts on whodunnit or the climb left of it.

The original line climbs through the dish to the right and goes at 5.8, moving back to the left above the dish to rejoin the bolt line. Direct is a more aesthetic line with a very nice crux to the left of the dish. If you use the anchor up to the left (the start of Let it Bleed) a 60m will not reach the "ground" for rappel. But with rope stretch, makes it to the lower part of the 3rd/4th class slab.

As you approach the anchor you'll be run out about 30ft from you're last bolt. The second bolt is about 50 feet up so you shouldn't deck but it could be a nasty fall/slide (hence the R rating). If you want to manage the risk you can traverse over and borrow a both from Wedunett about halfway between the anchor and the second bolt or if you brought some pro you can slot a nut in the crack that's down and left of the anchor.

Looks like Phil and Jordan K don't know the definition of trad and sport. This is a trad route even though it is bolted.

I agree with kennoyce, boogaloo direct was put up before the term 'sport climbing' was invented . if you can get a no-hands rest and drill a bolt on lead, like the first ascensionist did , it aint sport . IMHO in Phil and jordans defense, Nowadays, everything that is bolted is referred to as sport . I have this argument with youngsters all the time. trad refers to the ethics in which the protection was placed, not the choice of gear . Trad=ground up . Sport=top down . I believe an example could be found where are a nut or fixed piece was placed on rapel to protect a severely overhanging 5.13 climb. we would call that a sport climb. english hanging gardens is the only sport climb I know of at big rock.