Globalwheeling.org is the virtual home of South African Solo Adventurer, Kayden Kleinhans, Environmental Activist and Founder of the Global Wheeling initiative, a South African registered NGO and platform for environmental change. Kayden has to date traversed over 31 000 kilometres on four continents crossing some of the most volatile regions on the planet by bicycle, all in the name of carbon reduction and environmental awareness. A protest against climate change, most recently navigating Europe and Africa in an attempt to plant one tree for every carbon free kilometre cycled. A project designed to assist in offsetting the colossal carbon footprint left by the South African Football World Cup 2010. Kayden is currently gearing up for phase two of the Global Wheeling initiative that will tackle the Americas, continents five and six in his adventure repertoire, solo and unsupported as he continues to forge forward on a quest to highlight the possibility of change towards a lower carbon dominated lifestyle whilst advocating the bicycle as a positive tool in the battle against climate change.

The Global Wheeling NGO is a virtually run charity which enables the initiative to eliminate expensive running costs and overheads that other NGO's spend public funds on. By opting to run the charity without having major outgoings towards rent and staff, Global Wheeling in turn enables 100% of public donations to go towards the intended cause. At this charity no funds are squandered on frivolous running costs and CEO bonus incentives, all running costs of the Global Wheeling adventure expeditions are covered by corporate sponsorship.