We explore the Tally-Fisher relation over five decades in stellar mass in g
alaxies with circular velocities ranging over 30 less than or similar to V-
c less than or similar to 300 km s(-1). We find a clear break in the optica
l Tully-Fisher relation: held galaxies with V-c less than or similar to 90
km s(-1) fall below the relation defined by brighter galaxies. These faint
galaxies, however, are very rich in gas; adding in the gas mass and plottin
g the baryonic disk mass M-d = M* + M-gas in place of luminosity restores t
he single linear relation. The Tully-Fisher relation thus appears fundament
ally to be a relation between rotation velocity and total baryonic mass of
the form M-d proportional to V-c(4).