Sadly not anymore on, KMC 10 speed chains at least. The pins are slightly flared at the ends. When you push them through the side plates you'll see a tiny circular sliver of metal has broken off and remains on the tip of the chain tool. You can drive the pin back through but the chain is weakened. I gave it a go against advice as I thought with my sparrow like legs it would be fine but the chain did indeed break - only chain I've ever snapped.
Sadly not anymore on, KMC 10 speed chains at least. The pins are slightly flared at the ends. When you push them through the side plates you'll see a tiny circular sliver of metal has broken off and remains on the tip of the chain tool. You can drive the pin back through but the chain is weakened. I gave it a go against advice as I thought with my sparrow like legs it would be fine but the chain did indeed break - only chain I've ever snapped.