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I personally didn't answer because these questions are pretty easily googled/found with a Google search of this site, and if you've owned a motorcycle before, the questions are pretty basic, even if you've only ever paid a dealer to find parts for you. Since you're asking though:
1. For the tires and tubes, what size are they? I doubt there as hard to find as you're convinced, at the very least something close in size could easily be found.
2. Measure your sprockets with some calipers, figure out what the Hawk uses (you'll have to search to find which one that is, I'm not wasting my time)... Then go to JT sprockets to confirm if it's the same size - worst case scenario you have to email or call them to find out what sprockets match the dimensions you've already measured. As for chain pitch and length, again, measure and count; if you're feeling generous, share what you're learned with the forum. If you're confused by what you're supposed to measure, simply go to JT's website and look at a random sprocket to determine what dimensions you need to measure.
3. Guards are simple, just get a universal kit, these don't have special handlebars, they're either 7/8" (most likely) or 1 1/8". Easy peasy.
4. Yes, buy a set of calipers and measure!
5. For the drain plug: measure the threads/thread pitch. This can be done with calipers if you Google the dimensions to look for, or you could go to FLAPS and compare with the drain plugs there in the replacement parts section. You might even be able to just buy a magnetic drain plug there.
6. Mirrors... the Chinese don't use too many sizes, so just take those calipers and measure again, and buy whatever size you need.
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