I suggest you look at other riding schools first. This one is a bit cheaper but it is attached to a bike shop. Here is a couple of quick observations: they will provide a helmet that has been worn by hundreds people before you (and they were sweating in it, as it is supposed to be) but it does not look it has been cleaned or sprayed with Lysol once, They will provide a bike that is beat up, good luck to find a neutral, they would, actually, tell you not to use neutral. The range is on a smaller side compared to other schools, this presents a problem for people getting on a bike for the first time. The biggest issue is that if you a beginner, -do not even think about graduating on a first try, especially if the rest of your group consists of experienced riders. They make their money by selling the private lessons or by requiring to repeat the sessions (they are mostly interested in private lessons, though). However, you can avoid the hassle by ....... purchasing a bike from them. In that case, even if you cannot ride, they will pass you. Stay away, check out the schools that are not affiliated/owned by a bike shop.