Why shouldn't you ride downhill or enduro with a tube?
Why shouldn't you ride a downhill or enduro bike with tubes? Only tubeless.
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You can do it already, Tubeless is just much better. You have less weight, no snakebites on punches and smaller holes are immediately patched.
Don’t you? You can decide yourself about hose or not, about wax or oil, over long or short pants, … you have to take care of what you prefer.