Two men have been granted bail after being allegedly found with stolen property worth more than $30,000.
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ACT Policing seized the diverse array of suspected stolen property from a home in Griffith during the execution of a search warrant on Friday.
Police seized items including about 10 high quality bicycles plus bike parts and accessories, construction tools and recreation and sporting equipment from the block in Lockyer Street.
Other items seized included compound bow and arrows, boating and camping equipment, fishing equipment, computers and mobile phones, golf clubs and hiking equipment.
Justen Storay, 31, and Christopher Mark Jonas, 32, appeared separately in the ACT Magistrates Court on Saturday.
Jonas was charged with entering a property in Barton during a four-day period from November 28 to commit theft, stealing two mountain bikes worth $5000 and having the suspected stolen property on the Lockyer Street premises.
Storay faced one charge related to the Lockyer Street find.
Neither man entered any plea.
Both defendants were granted bail and had their cases adjourned to January 20 next year.
Police said they would assess the items seized against stolen property reports and aimed to return any matches to the original owners.
