Realistically, no. Can it be done? Yes, I have done it before, but it’s a royal PITA. At this point, your best bet is to remove the outer link where that pin came from and then replace it with a quick link.
pedrofromguatemala on
you shouldn’t. whenyou break a chain you lose a little ring in the pin that seals it
dano___ on
It’d be very difficult ans a bad idea. Once a pin is pressed out fully there’s a high chance of that lol failing when you need it most. Just use a quick link.
rtwebb on
What chain is it? Shimano sells pins with a break off tab. Otherwise you would be better off taking the whole link out and using a quicklink
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Realistically, no. Can it be done? Yes, I have done it before, but it’s a royal PITA. At this point, your best bet is to remove the outer link where that pin came from and then replace it with a quick link.
you shouldn’t. whenyou break a chain you lose a little ring in the pin that seals it
It’d be very difficult ans a bad idea. Once a pin is pressed out fully there’s a high chance of that lol failing when you need it most. Just use a quick link.
What chain is it? Shimano sells pins with a break off tab. Otherwise you would be better off taking the whole link out and using a quicklink