Diane Emerson

Adam George in Portland, Oregon makes incredible bamboo trailers, 3 by 6 feet, and 500 lb capacity. I used my landlords's bamboo cargo trailer several times in Portland the year I lived there. When I moved to Vashon Island, Washington I ordered one of my own. It was made in 2014, and used it a few times. Then I moved to a different spot on the island, not so conducive for the big trailer on the 50 mph roadway. So, with great reluctance, I am going to sell the bamboo trailer. Adam charges $750 for a new trailer like mine. But mine is used, so I am asking $475 for it. Buyer will need to come to beautiful Vashon Island to pick it up. Here is Adam's website and info on the trailers he makes: https://boundbikes.wordpress.com/bamboo-trailers/



I purchased the extra tie downs and the safety triangle. Also, my trailer is already set up for 3 cyclists to pull the trailer together. Great for really big loads or going up hills with a big load.

The trailer is created from a variety of bamboo, joints are made from plant based, epoxy (ecopoxy) and salvaged jute burlap fibers, finished with shellac.

tegnamo

Has it ever been resealed and/or how often does one need to reseal it? I’m over in Seattle. I’d pop by to see it…although getting to Vashon is still a bit of a haul.

edit: oh…haha this post is like 4 years old. Still have the trailer?

Diane Emerson

Yes, Tegnamo, I still have it, and it is still for sale. It is safe and dry inside, waiting for just the right person. It has never been resealed.

tegnamo

Thanks for the reply after all these years! I sent you a PM.