Your VLAN setup is, bluntly said, a mess. Basically there are 3 ways of configuring VLANs under ROS and your setup is a mix of all 3. These days best practice is to configure vlan-enabled single bridge … and here’s a nice tutorial on how to do it. It has, however, a drawback: it’s not HW accelerated, everything is done by CPU and this means degraded performance. The other, somehow harder to configure, way is to let switch chip deal with VLANs. It is not that hard to covert setup from bridge to switch chip, so I recommend you to clear up the config, do it the bridge way and later, when everything works but you find switch underperforming, you can covert whole lot to switch chip way …