Which Groupset?

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miro_o

Is there a telltale indicator that I need to change my cassette...

Not really. There are clues - have a look at it, see if a fresh chain slides much on the most worn cog, how many chains have you been through since it was changed etc.

...or should I just have expected a bit of cable stretch and rewire with a new chain?

Is your cable is stretched and your chain is worn?

If you're not sure what you're looking at talk to your fave LBS.

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se1derful in reply to @miro_o

Good point - was hoping to do it all myself without LBS help, that's all.

All I know it's been really shitty at changing gears recently.

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dancing james in reply to @se1derful

Could be
Worn chain, worn cassette, worn chainrings, old or dirty cables, bent mech hanger, damaged mech, old mech with a lazy spring or a combination of some of these

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