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Talk to a exercise bike specialist| Resistance Levels | 40 |
| Workout Programs | Manual, Random, 3 Intervals, Plateau, Fitness, Weight Loss, Cardio |
| Max User Weight | 205 kg |
| Warranty (Frame) | Lifetime |
Fitness operators fitting out a studio or clinic floor can turn member sessions into usable power: SportsArt rates the G574R's ECO-POWR™ technology to convert up to 74% of the human energy produced into electricity, generating up to 220 Wh per hour of workout. Its step-through frame and 205 kg max user weight open the machine to a wide range of members with varied mobility.
The trade-off to know up front: unlike the self-powered ECO-NATURAL C574R, the G574R must be plugged into a power outlet, because that is how the electricity it generates is fed back into your building's circuit. Heart rate comes from contact grip sensors only.
What stands out is the ECO-POWR generation: SportsArt rates it to convert up to 74% of the energy a rider produces into usable electricity, and daisy-chaining units onto shared outlets changes how a gym floor is wired.
The contact heart rate sensors are fine for a rough check, not zone training, so brief members accordingly. The lifetime frame warranty and 205 kg user rating are what make this one earn its floor space.
Adela Ledvinkova · Bachelor of Exercise & Sport Science · Our In-House Fitness Coach
The G574R brings together three things operators rarely get in one machine: a step-through recumbent frame that suits almost every member, a build rated for full commercial use, and ECO-POWR technology that turns pedalling into usable electricity.
For a fleet of cardio, that last point adds up: once a workout is under way, SportsArt says the unit stops drawing power and sends the excess back into your circuit.
What this means for you: One machine that works for your widest range of members and gives something back to the energy bill.
An integrated micro-inverter captures the energy a rider produces and feeds it back as usable electricity for the building. The work the member does on the bike offsets power the floor would otherwise draw from the grid.
What this means for you: For a busy commercial floor, pedalling turns into a measurable offset on your energy use.
The energy a rider generates does not go to waste as heat: ECO-POWR routes it back as electricity the building can use. Across a full timetable of classes and open-floor sessions, those watt-hours accumulate.
SportsArt builds in daisy-chain capability, so several units can share an outlet, which keeps the fit-out tidy.
What this means for you: A sustainability story you can actually put in front of members, backed by real numbers.
The step-through design means no swinging a leg over a high frame, so getting on and off is straightforward for older members and anyone less mobile. The contoured, padded seat supports longer sessions without the pressure points of an upright saddle.
What this means for you: The bike most of your members can use comfortably, from first-timers to regulars.
The recumbent position places the rider in a reclined, back-supported posture that keeps effort in the legs without the lower-back load of an upright bike. In my experience coaching deconditioned clients, this is the machine they will actually keep coming back to.
It is a format that helps with easing beginners and returning members into regular cardio.
What this means for you: A welcoming machine for the members who are often underserved on a busy floor.
The seat and backrest adjust across multiple points on a numbered slide rail, so each rider can dial in their position quickly. The numbering lets members remember their setting and repeat it in seconds.
What this means for you: Less fiddling between sessions keeps a busy machine turning over through peak hours.
Because the adjustment range is wide and quick to set, one machine suits a tall member and the next rider who is much shorter without tools or guesswork. For a shared floor, that flexibility matters more than any single fixed geometry.
What this means for you: Every member finds their position, which is what keeps them riding rather than making do.
Forty resistance levels give fine steps from a gentle warm-up right through to a hard interval effort. The spread means a first-timer and a conditioned rider can both find a meaningful load on the same bike.
What this means for you: Enough range that no member outgrows the bike or finds it too hard to start.
Small, even resistance steps let riders hold a target effort rather than jumping between too-easy and too-hard. When I am coaching interval work, that granularity is what makes the difference between hitting a zone and overshooting it.
What this means for you: Members can train with intent, not just pedal, which is what brings them back.
Resistance adjusts from fingertip controls within easy reach, so riders change load without breaking their rhythm or reaching away from a stable position. On a recumbent, keeping the hands and back settled matters for a clean session.
What this means for you: Easy enough that members use the full resistance range instead of leaving it set and forgotten.
Because the controls sit at the fingertips and the levels step evenly, a rider can shift intensity the moment an interval calls for it. There is no hunting for a dial or losing position to make a change.
What this means for you: Structured sessions run the way they are programmed, not the way the hardware forces.
Built-in contact sensors read heart rate through the grips, giving riders a quick snapshot of effort without extra kit. The contact sensors handle casual checks; for members training to accurate HR zones, treat the grip reading as a guide only.
What this means for you: A simple effort gauge for most members, with a clear upgrade path for the serious ones.
The console shows the metrics that keep members engaged: heart rate, RPM, resistance, time, distance, speed and calories, all at a glance. Built-in programs give structure to riders who do not want to plan their own session.
An integrated cup and storage holder keeps a bottle and phone within reach through a longer ride.
What this means for you: Enough guidance and feedback that members can run a good session unsupervised.
SportsArt's owner's manual runs to 11 steps: seat and pedals, handlebar, saddle and grip, seat back and bottle racks, console mast and console, then moving, levelling, seat adjustment, the power cord and the circuit breaker. A tools kit with open-end wrenches, Allen wrenches and a two-way screwdriver comes with the bike.
As a special-order item, lead time runs 12 to 14 weeks from order, so plan fit-outs with that window in mind.
What this means for you: Fewer outlets, tidy cabling and a predictable fit-out timeline for your project schedule. Have your electrician confirm the circuit before install.
| Resistance Type | 40 |
| Max User Weight | 205 kg |
| Seat Adjustment | Ergonomic contoured and padded seat |
| Console / Display | Contact heart rate sensors |
| Programs | Manual, Random, 3 Intervals, Plateau, Fitness, Weight Loss, Cardio |
| Assembled Dimensions | 172.5 x 66 x 140.4 cm |
| Product Weight | 92.5 kg |
| Power | Input 20 W, output max 220 W |
| Warranty | Lifetime |
| Frame | Step-through design |
| Adjustments | Multi-point seat and backrest adjustment with quick, numbered slide rail |
| Controls | Fingertip resistance controls |
| Console Readouts | Heart Rate, RPM, Resistance, Time, Distance, Speed, Calories |
| Accessories | Integrated cup and storage holder |
| Energy Generation | ECO-POWR™ integrated micro-inverter. SportsArt states it converts up to 74% of human energy produced into clean, renewable energy, generating up to 220 Wh per hour of workout |
| Power Requirements | 220V/50Hz version (110V/60Hz in North America); plug requirements confirmed at order. Daisy-chain capable |
| Warranty (Parts) | Commercial (no usage limit): 3 years parts and wear items. Light Commercial (up to 6 hrs/day): 5 years parts and wear items |
| Warranty (Labour) | 3 years (Commercial and Light Commercial) |
| Warranty (High Wear Items) | 90 days (no labour) |
Effort: 11 steps in SportsArt's owner's manual. Tools: a tools kit is supplied (open-end wrenches, Allen wrenches and a two-way screwdriver).
The G574R is a special-order unit, so lead time is 12 to 14 weeks from your order date. It ships by freight, and we confirm the delivery window with you. On delivery day, have access cleared to the install room. Final assembly follows the 11 steps in SportsArt's owner's manual, or we can quote installation.
Take photos before unpacking and email them to support@cardioonline.com.au within 48 hours of delivery. We lodge the freight claim, organise replacement parts or a full unit, and stay across it until you're running. You don't deal with the courier or SportsArt directly, that's our job.
SportsArt's owner's manual runs to 11 steps: fitting the seat and pedals, handlebar, saddle and grip, seat back and bottle racks, then the console mast and console, before moving, levelling, setting the seat and connecting the power cord. A tools kit (open-end wrenches, Allen wrenches and a two-way screwdriver) comes with the bike. We can quote installation if you'd rather we handle it.
SportsArt's published terms: a lifetime frame warranty, then for unlimited commercial use 3 years on parts, wear items and labour, or for light commercial use (up to 6 hours a day) 5 years on parts and wear items with 3 years labour. High-wear items get 90 days, parts only. Warranty service is handled by an Australian team, so claims stay simple.
The footprint is 172.5 cm long by 66 cm wide, standing 140.4 cm tall. The step-through frame means members can mount from either side, so leave clear access on at least one side. Height is no concern under a standard 2.4 m ceiling. For a multi-bike fit-out, allow walking room between units for cleaning and member flow.
The G574R suits commercial gyms, 24/7 franchises, hotels, strata facilities and clinics running continuous multi-user sessions, plus serious home users who want commercial build. The step-through frame and 205 kg max user weight make it genuinely inclusive. Fingertip resistance across 40 levels means deconditioned members and strong riders share the same machine.
SportsArt says ECO-POWR converts up to 74% of the human energy produced into clean, renewable electricity, up to 220 Wh per hour of workout. The unit draws a small amount of power when switched on, then once the rider gets going it powers itself and sends the excess back through the outlet into your building's circuit. Units can be daisy-chained to cut down the number of outlets; have your electrician confirm the circuit for your fit-out.
The contact sensors in the grips give a solid read for steady-state riding and casual zone checks, which covers most members on a recumbent. For precise interval work or programmed HR training, treat the grip reading as a guide rather than an exact number. The console also shows RPM, resistance, time, distance, speed and calories alongside heart rate.
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