Since its inception, MORryde has embraced the ideals of hard work, ingenuity, and a can-do attitude. In 1966, with the recreational vehicle industry booming in Elkhart, Indiana, Bob Moore, Sr. seized upon an opportunity to fill a need in that market. Branching out from the family dry cleaning business (Moore’s Products), he began manufacturing suspension systems for the trailers that towed RVs. The new company was MORryde

By the 1980s, the young company had become an industry leader in motorhome and towable RV suspension systems. Because MORryde combined top products with extreme customer service, it wasn’t long before our customers approached us to fill needs in metal fabrication, and our willingness to try anything propelled us to give it a shot. With a few secondhand machines, MORryde’s metal fabrication operations started up in 1994. Shortly thereafter, customers asked MORryde to enter the chassis modification and upfit market. Although it was a big step, MORryde has successfully grown into the industry leader.  

Cooper Plant 3 Chassis Operations

Cooper Plant 3 Chassis Operations

From its humble beginnings, MORryde has grown to a multi-plant/location company with nearly 1 million square feet of manufacturing space and over 800 employees.

Current Owners, Bob Moore, Jr. and Rodney Moore, with father and company founder, Bob Moore, Sr., at MORryde’s 50th Year Celebration at the Elkhart County Fair in 2016.

Current Owners, Bob Moore, Jr. and Rodney Moore, with father and company founder, Bob Moore, Sr., at MORryde’s 50th Year Celebration at the Elkhart County Fair in 2016.

Our Opportunity Driven mindset has taken us into new industries including commercial trucking and bus, agricultural, industrial packaging, furniture, automotive, as well as other industrial and consumer markets.  Even as the leadership has passed to sons Rodney Moore and Bob Moore, Jr., the company has not lost its willingness to try new things and keep an open mind to new possibilities. MORryde’s customer mindset was, and continues to be, “What else can we do for you?”


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A look back to see what things looked like then and what they look like now.

Sterling Plant 6 Building in the 1960s

Sterling Campus (Plants 5, 6, 7, and 8) Present Day


MORryde Sales Booth, 1970s

MORryde Sales Booth, Present Day


Suspension System Sales Flyer from 1966

Suspension System Sales Flyer from Present Day