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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 |
Facility operators running 24/7 franchises or hotel gyms get a cardio asset that gives something back: SportsArt rates the G574U's ECO-POWR™ system to convert up to 74% of the human energy produced into electricity, generating up to 220 Wh per hour of workout for your building's circuit. With 40 resistance levels and a 205 kg max user weight, it handles continuous multi-user traffic without flinching.
It suits sites chasing both throughput and lower running costs, and SportsArt builds in daisy-chain capability so several units can share an outlet. It does need to be plugged in (that is how the power goes back), and the lifetime frame warranty and low-profile shroud suit busy floors where members cycle on and off all day.
What stands out on the G574U is the ECO-POWR system: up to 220 Wh per workout hour fed back through the outlet, and units can be daisy-chained so a studio floor needs fewer power points.
Heart rate comes only from contact sensors, so steady cardio reads fine but interval zones won't. The lifetime frame warranty and 205kg max user weight are what earn it continuous multi-user duty.
Adela Ledvinkova · Bachelor of Exercise & Sport Science · Our In-House Fitness Coach
This bike turns member effort into usable electricity while delivering the durability a busy floor demands. It is built for continuous multi-user use, with a frame warranty that reflects its service life.
For operators chasing both throughput and lower running costs, the energy story and the build quality work together rather than against each other.
What this means for you: You get a commercial cardio station that earns its footprint on durability and energy return, not just ride feel.
The patented inverter system captures the energy a rider produces and feeds it back as usable electricity. In a gym running banks of cardio, that recovered energy adds up across every session.
What this means for you: Each occupied bike offsets part of its own power draw instead of only consuming it.
Member sessions that would normally waste effort become electricity fed back into your building. Across a full timetable of sessions, those watt-hours add up.
What this means for you: A room of these bikes becomes part of your sustainability story, not just a line on the power bill.
Forty resistance levels give coaches and members fine control over intensity, from a gentle warm-up to a hard interval. That granularity matters when the same bike serves a deconditioned beginner and a serious cyclist in the same week.
What this means for you: Small step changes let riders dial in exactly the effort they want instead of jumping past it.
With 40 resistance levels and its built-in programs, one bike covers low-intensity work and hard conditioning on the same chassis. A clinic can start a client gently while a performance member pushes an interval block alongside.
This breadth helps clinics, corporate gyms and multi-use facilities standardise on one durable platform.
What this means for you: One SKU across your floor keeps servicing, training and member familiarity simple.
The seat moves both horizontally and vertically, so riders of different heights and leg lengths find a correct fit quickly. Good positioning keeps members comfortable over long sessions and keeps the bike turning over on a busy floor.
What this means for you: Faster, correct setup means less downtime between members and fewer fit complaints.
Resistance adjusts from fingertip controls, so a rider changes effort without breaking cadence or reaching down. That matters most during intervals, where every second of transition counts.
What this means for you: Members hold their rhythm through hard efforts instead of fighting the machine.
SportsArt rates the input at just 20 W. 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 into your circuit. Riders change resistance mid-session from the fingertip controls.
What this means for you: The bike adds very little to your power bill and gives some back while it is in use.
Built-in contact sensors give riders a quick pulse reading through the grips, useful for keeping steady-state sessions in the right ballpark. For members training strict HR zones, treat the grip reading as a guide rather than an exact number.
What this means for you: Casual riders get instant feedback without wearing anything extra.
The console shows heart rate, RPM, resistance, time, distance, speed and calories, so riders and coaches track a session at a glance. That is enough data for programming without overwhelming a first-time member.
What this means for you: Clear numbers help staff coach to a target and members see their own progress.
The low-profile shroud keeps the step-over low, so riders mount and dismount without swinging a leg over a high frame. For older members, clinic clients and anyone with limited mobility, that lowers the barrier to using the bike at all.
At 121.9 x 61.7 cm in footprint, it fits a standard cardio floor layout without crowding adjacent stations.
What this means for you: A wider range of your members will actually choose to use it.
Between the low-profile shroud, 40 resistance levels and dual-axis seat, this bike welcomes a deconditioned first-timer and a hard-training regular on the same machine. In my coaching, mixed-ability facilities are exactly where equipment like this earns its place.
What this means for you: One bike serves your whole membership without excluding the people most nervous to start.
SportsArt builds daisy-chain capability into ECO-POWR units, so several bikes can share an outlet, which simplifies the electrical fit-out of a cardio row. The Australian unit is the 220V/50Hz version and must plug into a properly earthed outlet.
This item is special-order, with a lead time of 12 to 14 weeks from the order date.
What this means for you: Fewer power points and tidier cabling when you kit out a full room. Have your electrician confirm the circuit before install.
| Resistance Type | 40 |
| Drive System | Daisy-chain capable |
| Max User Weight | 205 kg |
| Seat Adjustment | Horizontal and vertical |
| Console / Display | Contact heart rate sensors |
| Programs | Manual, Random, 3 Intervals, Plateau, Fitness, Weight Loss, Cardio |
| Assembled Dimensions | 121.9 x 61.7 x 151.3 cm |
| Product Weight | 82.5 kg |
| Power | ECO-POWR™ patented inverter system |
| Warranty | Lifetime |
| Energy Conversion Efficiency | Converts up to 74% of the human energy produced |
| Controls | Fingertip resistance controls |
| Design | Low-profile shroud |
| Console Readouts | Heart Rate, RPM, Resistance, Time, Distance, Speed, Calories |
| Max Power Output | 220 W |
| Energy Generation Rate | Up to 220 Wh per hour of workout (SportsArt) |
| Input Power | 20 W |
| Power Requirements | 220V/50Hz version (110V/60Hz in North America); plug requirements confirmed at order |
| 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. Labour: 3 years |
| Warranty (High Wear Items) | 90 days (no labour) |
Effort: 11 steps in SportsArt's owner's manual. Tools: a hardware kit is supplied with T-shaped Allen wrenches, a two-way screwdriver and an open-end wrench.
SportsArt says the integrated micro-inverter converts up to 74% of the human energy produced into clean, renewable electricity, up to 220 Wh per hour of workout. The bike 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. Across a floor of these, that offsets part of your running costs.
Yes. SportsArt builds daisy-chain capability into ECO-POWR units, so several bikes can share an outlet, which simplifies the electrical fit-out across a cardio row. Input power per unit is only 20 W. For a commercial install, have your electrician confirm the circuit, outlet rating and how many units to chain before ordering.
It suits commercial gyms, 24/7 franchises, hotels, studios and clinics running continuous multi-user sessions, plus serious home buyers who want commercial build at home. The max user weight is 205 kg and the low-profile shroud makes mounting easy across a broad range of members. With 40 resistance levels and 9 programs, it covers everyone from first-timers to experienced riders.
The contact sensors in the grips give you a usable reading for steady-state riding and casual tracking, as long as the rider holds both grips. For members training to precise heart rate zones, treat the grip reading as a guide rather than an exact number, since grip sensors are less steady once you're working hard.
The footprint is 121.9 cm long by 61.7 cm wide, standing 151.3 cm tall. That height sits comfortably under a standard ceiling, so clearance is never an issue. For a commercial row, plan walkway and mounting space either side. The unit weighs 82.5 kg, so it stays planted but isn't something you'll reposition casually.
This is a special-order item with a lead time of 12 to 14 weeks from your order date. It ships by freight Australia-wide, and we confirm the delivery window with you. For fleet or bulk orders, installation, or firm delivery timing to your site, request a quote and we'll confirm the specifics for your fit-out before you commit.
Take photos before unpacking and send 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 up and running. You don't chase the courier or the manufacturer yourself, that's our job to handle for you.
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 are covered for 90 days, parts only. Warranty service is handled by an Australian team. For a commercial site, serviceability and parts support matter more than any headline spec over years of continuous use.
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