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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 | SportsArt published terms. Commercial (no usage limit): Frame Lifetime, Parts 3 Years, Wear Items 3 Years, Labour 3 Years. Light Commercial (up to 6 hrs/day): Frame Lifetime, Parts 5 Years, Wear Items 5 Years, Labour 3 Years. High Wear Items: 90 Days, no labour |
For a clinic or 24/7 franchise running a recumbent back-to-back through the day, the C574R carries users up to 205 kg on a step-through frame with 40 resistance levels. Its self-powered ECO-NATURAL drive means no floor outlet to plan around, so you can place it anywhere on the gym floor.
It suits operators who need a low-entry bike for mixed-ability members, with horizontal seat and backrest adjustment to fit a wide range of body sizes and fingertip resistance controls riders can change mid-session. The LCD console runs Manual, Random, Interval, Plateau, Fitness, Weight Loss and Cardio programs, reading heart rate, RPM, distance and calories without a phone.
What stands out is the self-powered ECO-NATURAL build: no mains plug, so you can site this bike anywhere on a gym floor without hunting for an outlet. The 205 kg user limit is genuinely inclusive.
The LCD console is functional rather than interactive, so it isn't built for members who want app-based metrics. The step-through frame earns its keep: easy, stable mounting for less mobile users.
Adela Ledvinkova · Bachelor of Exercise & Sport Science · Our In-House Fitness Coach
The LCD display puts the metrics a member actually watches front and centre: heart rate, RPM, resistance, time, distance, speed and calories.
No menu-diving mid-session, which matters when you have a queue of users cycling through on a busy floor.
What this means for you: Every user, from a deconditioned first-timer to a lap-counting regular, gets the numbers they need without staff having to explain the console.
The step-through design removes the high crossbar most uprights force you to swing a leg over, so getting on and off is a short side step.
For operators running seniors or deconditioned members, that single feature decides whether a bike gets used.
What this means for you: In the clinics and over-50s classes I've worked with, easy entry is the difference between a machine that fills your timetable and one that sits idle.
The bike generates its own power from the user's pedalling, so it needs no wall socket to run the console and resistance.
For a fit-out, that means you can place it anywhere on the floor without planning around a power point or running a cable.
What this means for you: Across a full fleet, cutting the cabling and the standby power adds up, and it simplifies where you can stand the bikes in the room.
Both the seat and backrest adjust horizontally, so riders of very different heights can set their leg reach in seconds.
Multi-point adjustment means the changeover between users is quick, not a wrestling match.
What this means for you: When a bike fits everyone quickly, it stays in rotation all day instead of being skipped because the last person left it set wrong.
Resistance controls sit in the handles, so users adjust effort without reaching forward to the console or breaking their pedalling rhythm.
Through a 40-level range, that lets a member fine-tune intervals on the fly.
What this means for you: Little things keep sessions flowing: when changing resistance is a thumb press, members actually use the full range instead of parking on one setting.
The seat and backrest use commercial-grade upholstery rated for the volume a shared facility puts through a machine every day.
Upholstery takes the most wear on a shared recumbent, so it matters more than most lines on a spec sheet.
What this means for you: Upholstery is the first thing to fail on a hard-worked bike, so specifying it correctly up front keeps replacement and downtime off your maintenance roster.
A built-in bottle holder and device holder keep water and a phone or tablet within reach during a session.
Small detail, but it is the one members notice on day one of a longer ride.
What this means for you: On recumbent bikes people settle in for longer rides, so somewhere to park a drink and a screen genuinely improves the member experience.
Forty resistance levels give you fine steps from a gentle recovery spin up to a demanding cardio effort.
That breadth is what lets one bike serve a beginner and a conditioned regular on the same floor.
What this means for you: A wide, finely stepped range means every member finds a setting that challenges them, which keeps a single bike useful across your whole membership.
At 172.5 cm long, 66 cm wide and 140.4 cm tall, the bike plans cleanly into a cardio row without eating the floor space of a larger machine.
The 140.4 cm height clears a standard ceiling with ease, so siting is about floor layout, not clearance.
What this means for you: Knowing the exact footprint up front lets you lay out a row and count how many units fit before the fleet arrives.
The C574R is a special-order unit with a 12 to 14 week lead time, delivered by freight to your site.
SportsArt doesn't publish an assembly guide for this LCD version online, so we confirm what's involved when you order rather than guess at steps or tools.
What this means for you: For a multi-unit fit-out you can plan the floor before the fleet lands, and we can quote installation if you would rather the bikes arrive floor-ready.
| Resistance Type | 40 |
| Max User Weight | 205 kg |
| Seat Adjustment | Horizontal seat and backrest adjustments |
| Console / Display | LCD Display |
| Programs | Manual, Random, 3 Intervals, Plateau, Fitness, Weight Loss, Cardio |
| Assembled Dimensions | 172.5 x 66 x 140.4 cm |
| Product Weight | 96.5 kg |
| Power | Self-powered (ECO-NATURAL™ technology) |
| Warranty | SportsArt published terms. Commercial (no usage limit): Frame Lifetime, Parts 3 Years, Wear Items 3 Years, Labour 3 Years. Light Commercial (up to 6 hrs/day): Frame Lifetime, Parts 5 Years, Wear Items 5 Years, Labour 3 Years. High Wear Items: 90 Days, no labour |
| Frame | Step-through design |
| Upholstery | Premium commercial-grade |
| Console Readouts | Heart Rate, RPM, Resistance, Time, Distance, Speed, Calories |
| Heart Rate Monitoring | Contact HR sensors |
| Features | Multi-point seat/backrest adjustment, step-through design, fingertip resistance controls, bottle and device holder |
The C574R is a special-order unit, so plan for 12 to 14 weeks from order date. It ships freight on a pallet, fully boxed. For multi-unit fleet orders, installation or a delivery window to your site, request a quote and we'll confirm lead times and freight into your location before you commit.
Take photos before unpacking and email 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 up and running. You don't deal with the courier or SportsArt directly, that's our job.
SportsArt doesn't publish an assembly guide for this self-powered LCD version online, so I won't guess at steps, tools or time. We confirm what's involved when you order, and we can quote professional installation if you'd rather the bike arrive floor-ready. At 96.5 kg assembled, plan the route to its final spot before it lands.
No. The ECO-NATURAL self-powered system generates its own power from the user pedalling, so the console and all 40 resistance levels run without mains power. That's a real advantage for fit-outs where you'd rather not run power to every station, and it trims energy cost across a floor of machines.
The bike measures 172.5 cm long, 66 cm wide and 140.4 cm tall, so it slots comfortably under any standard ceiling. Allow a little clearance behind and to the side for the step-through entry and seat adjustment. At 96.5 kg assembled it stays put once positioned, but plan the layout before it lands.
It's rated to a 205 kg max user weight, which is generous and suits a broad member base. The step-through frame and horizontal seat and backrest adjustment make it easy to get on and off, so it works well in commercial gyms, hotels, strata facilities and clinic settings where many different users share one machine.
The contact sensors in the handgrips are fine for a general read during steady-state riding, as long as the rider holds both grips. Treat the number as a guide to effort rather than a precise measurement. For a facility tracking member intensity closely, I'd pair the console reading with how the rider feels rather than relying on grip contact alone.
This is commercial-grade gear built for back-to-back sessions. SportsArt's published warranty is a lifetime frame with 3 years parts, wear items and labour for unlimited commercial use, or 5 years parts and wear items with 3 years labour for light commercial use (up to 6 hours a day), plus 90 days on high wear items (parts only). Warranty service is handled by an Australian team. Request a quote and we'll confirm the terms for your site in writing.
This product has a 12 week lead time from date of purchase.
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